St Mungo’s won a contract for a further £750,000 from Westminster Council to provide homeless criminal justice and anti-social behaviour services (Contract Award Notice No.: 2011/S 82-134713) It successfully competed for a piece of a £982,563 multiple awardees contract award from Westminster City Council to provide city-wide building-based intervention services for rough sleepers (Contract Award Notice No.: 2011/S 154-255757; Contract No.: 1), described in the contract as: "A comprehensive service to reduce the numbers of people sleeping rough on the streets of Westminster to as close to zero as possible. " St Mungo’s won a £270,000 contract from Bath and North East Somerset Council to provide a Bridges to Wellbeing” service (Contract Award Notice No.: 2011/S 177-289866), “Building focussed on persons with mental health problems In 2011, St won a grant of £229,000 to set up a homelessness initiative in Bristol On March 20, 2012, St Mungo’s won a £1.2 million contract award from Hertfordshire County Council to provide health and social work services (Contract Award Notice No.: 2012/S 55-089129). On November 15, 2012, St Mungo’s won part of a £70 million multiple awardees contract award from London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham to provide support services related to the development of civic and community amenities (Contract Award Notice No.: 2012 / S 219-360312; Lot No.: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10). The amounts in contracts are staggeringly large by the standards of many homelessness programmes, but each such contract pushes the limits of St Mungo’s to administer and execute the services it has contracted to provide. This stretching makes the organization vulnerable, as it does not have the capacity or buffer to withstand sudden changes in government policy or funding. In addition, changes to European Union funding have had dramatic impacts. Money from the European Social Fund
St Mungo’s won a contract for a further £750,000 from Westminster Council to provide homeless criminal justice and anti-social behaviour services (Contract Award Notice No.: 2011/S 82-134713) It successfully competed for a piece of a £982,563 multiple awardees contract award from Westminster City Council to provide city-wide building-based intervention services for rough sleepers (Contract Award Notice No.: 2011/S 154-255757; Contract No.: 1), described in the contract as: "A comprehensive service to reduce the numbers of people sleeping rough on the streets of Westminster to as close to zero as possible. " St Mungo’s won a £270,000 contract from Bath and North East Somerset Council to provide a “Building Bridges to Wellbeing” service (Contract Award Notice No.: 2011/S 177-289866), focussed on persons with mental health problems In 2011, St won a grant of £229,000 to set up a homelessness initiative in Bristol On March 20, 2012, St Mungo’s won a £1.2 million contract award from Hertfordshire County Council to provide health and social work services (Contract Award Notice No.: 2012/S 55-089129). On November 15, 2012, St Mungo’s won part of a £70 million multiple awardees contract award from London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham to provide support services related to the development of civic and community amenities (Contract Award Notice No.: 2012 / S 219-360312; Lot No.: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10). The amounts in contracts are staggeringly large by the standards of many homelessness programmes, but each such contract pushes the limits of St Mungo’s to administer and execute the services it has contracted to provide. This stretching makes the organization vulnerable, as it does not have the capacity or buffer to withstand sudden changes in government policy or funding. In addition, changes to European Union funding have had dramatic impacts. Money from the European Social Fund
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