Neighbourhood Learning in Deprived Communities - Non Accredited Provision
Who
| Buyer | Wirral |
| Supplier | Amber Button Community CIC |
| Supplier | Bee Wirral CIC |
| Supplier | Be Well Learning |
| Supplier | Crea8ing Community |
| Supplier | eduk8 Partnership Limited |
| Supplier | GROW-Wellbeing C.I.C. |
| Supplier | Neo Community |
| Supplier | Three Dimensional Training |
| Supplier | Wirral Mind |
| Supplier | Youth Federation |
What
Neighbourhood Learning in Deprived Communities - Non Accredited Provision\r Programmes will offer Entry and Level 1 non-accredited provision (following RARPA processes) with identified guided learning hours, focused on adults aged 19+ years residing in Wirral.\r \r The key themes to be supported include:\r \r • Preparation for Employment\r • Mental Health and wellbeing\r • Developing Stronger Communities\r \r This service will:\r \r • Contribute to local priorities for adult community learning.\r • Develop community learning through partnership working.\r • Improve local areas through encouraging local people to participate more in their communities and\r build on their community strengths.\r • Broaden and improve the quality of the learning provider base, particularly voluntary, community and\r faith organisations.\r • Deliver innovative first steps towards employment, volunteering, further learning and personal\r development.\r \r The requirement is for delivery within the 2024-25 academic year.\r Full details are provided in the associated tender documentation.\r Additional information: The tender documents and any additional information are accessible via The Chest portal, https://www.the-chest.org.uk/ to participate in this exercise please register your interest in the opportunity. Should you have any questions relating to the tender document please raise them via the 'messages' section on the portal.
Dates and source
| Runs | 1 Sep 2024 to 31 Aug 2025 |
| OCID | ocds-b5fd17-3276fe7a-b69d-4ac9-b072-50eb5da6520c |
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