Social Prescribing in Secondary Care - 12 month Pilot

Tender Opportunity: Social Prescribing in a secondary care setting - 12 month pilot

The Public Health Directorate in partnership with the Health and Care Trust, Acute Trust and the three Worcestershire Clinical Commissioning Groups are working in partnership to develop a model of social prescribing in Secondary Care. This will be adding value to, and using the experience of, the existing developments of social prescribing being rolled out in primary care in Worcestershire.

Funding awarded by Health Education England to the Public Health Directorate has provided provision of a limited number of social prescribing roles for a one-year pilot to test the impact of social prescribing in secondary care settings. Using the existing system of voluntary and community sector providers, this service will bridge the gap between health care professionals and the wider community provision of information and advice.

For more information on how to apply please see attached Tender guidance.

Please complete the Part 1 Supplier Questionnaire

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Please note key dates:

Closing date and time for any clarifications: 12 midday 31/05/19 Closing date and time for completed applications: 4pm 07/06/19

Additional information: Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No