Supported Living, Community Outreach and Day Opportunities Open Framework

The Providers on this framework will provide high quality, and safe care and support that promotes independence, choice, dignity, control and quality of life for all Individuals. These services will provide modernised care and support services that deliver value for money. The framework will include the following Lots: Lot 1 - Supported Living - Low Level Needs Lot 2 - Supported Living - Moderate and High Needs Lot 3 - Supported Living - Complex Needs Lot 4 - Community Outreach Support Lot 5 - Day Opportunities 6 - Innovation – Bidders will automatically be granted a place on this lot if they successfully apply to any other lot The services commissioned through the Lots will be capable of supporting people with a broad range of needs including: Individuals with a learning disability and/or autism, including those who may display behaviours that challenge, Individuals with mental health support needs, Individuals with associated physical disabilities and/or sensory impairments.

Day opportunities services can also provide support to older people with dementia.

Day Opportunities will provide a range of flexible, person-centred activities and support for adults who require assistance to access meaningful day opportunities. They will promote independence, wellbeing, social inclusion, and choice, enabling individuals to live fulfilling lives within their communities.

People who access day opportunities have told us they want to access opportunities to develop life skills, build friendships and take part in meaningful activities were particularly valued, helping people to increase their confidence and independence. Friendly staff and welcoming environments were also identified as key strengths, contributing to positive experiences and encouraging participation

The Provider must ensure that services are delivered by appropriately trained, skilled, and approachable staff who promote a positive, respectful, and person-centred culture. The service environment must be welcoming, inclusive, and accessible, supporting individuals to feel safe, valued, and encouraged to participate fully in activities, relationships, and community life.

The services commissioned through the Lots will be capable of supporting people with a broad range of needs, including:

Individuals with a learning disability and/or autism, including those who may display behaviours that challenge.

Individuals with mental health support needs.

Individuals with associated physical disabilities and/or sensory impairments.

Services may support one or more of these cohorts.

Day opportunities services can also provide support to older people with dementia.