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c72fe65f-b49f-4654-af20-c91ed47d8e4a-844492The Homelessness Supported Accommodation Pathways ('Pathways') provide short-term accommodation and support for adults who are homeless. Pathway 4 provides accommodation for people who are homeless and want to address their drug and/or alcohol use. Specialist support is provided to motivate and engage residents in substance use treatment services. The overall aim of Pathway 4 is to support residents to recover from drug and/or alcohol use and to develop the skills, resources and resilience to move through and out of Pathway accommodation and into long-term, independent accommodation. This process has been undertaken on a voluntary basis with the Services being exempt from Part 2 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 by virtue of Regulation 10(1)(a), but with a view to attracting as many Service Providers as possible. Annual value - £787,500 Initial term - 3 years Option to extend - 2 years
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Buyer: Bristol City CouncilSupplier: Addiction Recovery Agency
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