20-154 0-19 Childrens Public Health Nursing Service

Description

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council is looking to engage with the market for the provision of the Childrens Public Health Nursing Service.   The provider will deliver universal and targeted interventions in partnership with key service areas and stakeholders to deliver wider public health and social care outcomes.   This contract will start in April 2023 and be for up ten years (dependant on performance).   RMBC will be holding a market engagement event on 07 September 2021, 10 am - 12:30 pm..   For any additional information, please get in touch with michael.ng@rotherham.gov.uk   Please note this event will be a joint event with the All-Age Drug and Alcohol Treatment and Recovery Service advertised separately on Yortender.co.uk ID reference DN55509 refers. The session will be delivered in two parts; • The first part will cover the general information from RMBC • The second part will use breakout rooms and be specific to each tender Details from the event and any ongoing market engagement findings will be shared with all organisations who have registered interest in the service.   Further details will be published here on yortender.co.uk in due course.   In terms of the 0-19 children's Public Health Nursing Service, the provider will be proactive in delivering both innovative and evidence-based solutions to overcome current and future obstacles to improved health and wellbeing outcomes for children, young people and families of Rotherham Metropolitan Borough.   The service will support our post-COVID recovery and will take learning from the upsurge in the use of digital technology.   The current service is primarily a preventative and early intervention service aimed at delivering health care to families in accordance with the Healthy Child Programme (HCP) with significant input in the safeguarding arena.   In Rotherham, the current service includes the following areas of delivery: • Health Visiting (including the five mandated contacts as set out in the HCP) • Targeted Family Support Service (e.g. Young Parent’s Service) • School Nursing (5-16 and 16-19) • Oral Health Promotion • Breastfeeding Peer Support • The National Child Measurement programme, including follow up interventions • Looked After Children (LAC) annual checks • Therapeutic interventions (Early Attachment Team has been created).   The service is primarily a preventative and early help model, with a universal offer, supplemented by targeted interventions and Universal Partnership plus (targeted intervention working alongside partners) The new service model will deliver a clear children and families pathway, seamless at the point of delivery and embedded within Rotherham's children's offer.   If you experience technical issues surrounding the use of the YORtender system you should log a call with the system provider (ensuring you leave a contact phone number) at https://proactis.kayako.com.procontractv3/Core/Default/Index.    Alternatively you can contact the helpdesk at; email: ProContractSuppliers@proactis.com; phone: 0330 005 0352. (Important note: the phone option must only be used in critical / time sensitive situations requiring resolution within 60 minutes). Keywords: Nursing, Public Health, Children, 0-19, Integrated