Mental Health Supported Housing Project
Description: This will be a holistic, citizen led, high intensity supported housing project aimed to provide accommodation and support to citizens affected by homelessness who have mental health needs. Citizens will have high level support needs with many needing support to develop basic independent living skills. The support provided will be flexible and person-centered, supporting people to overcome barriers to homelessness by addressing mental health, substance misuse or any other problems they may face, helping to improve their health and well-being. For many people the cycle of homelessness is interwoven with complex issues such as relationship breakdown, domestic abuse, drugs and alcohol, mental health issues and offending. This project will provide safe, secure accommodation whilst supporting citizens to overcome issues by providing the right support to re-build self-esteem, confidence (read more...)
Summary: This procurement process is initiated by Denbighshire County Council in the United Kingdom, focusing on the "Mental Health Supported Housing Project" within the service industry category. The project aims to provide accommodation and support to citizens affected by homelessness with mental health needs, promoting independence and well-being. Located in Rhyl, UK, the contract planning stage currently includes milestones such as a "meet the buyer" event scheduled for 27th January 2026 via Microsoft Teams. Interested parties are invited to learn more about the contract's expectations. The contract is organised as a "light touch" regime procurement process, valued at £1,120,000 with a gross amount of £1,300,000, and will run from 1st November 2026 to 31st October 2029, with possible renewal until 2031. Welsh devolved regulations apply to this procurement process.