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Children's Home Care

East Riding of Yorkshire Council

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Scope as published

The Council currently spends approximately £2million per annum through a variety of approaches on home care for children. The council currently has a mechanism for delivering short breaks for those under 18 and their families, where the individuals are supported to access the community. This requirement is for support that is often provided as a wrap around education provision and based within the young person's home. Many of the young people have multiple conditions.

Deadline
Not published
Published
6 Sept 2026(2 months ago)
Contract value
Not published
Location
United Kingdom
Reference
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First seen
2 months ago

Classifications

85312000Social work services without accommodation

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