Havering Kingston Barking & Dagenham Richmond Greenwich Waltham Forest Tower Hamlets 3.4 Elements of the Delivery Model Offer Description Provision Contract Financial Specialist Welfare Benefits Support 1 year contract to Structured support to inclusion help people develop 3 days a week availability for each deliver across all – geographical areas. their understanding and contract to complete return to work self-management of life calculations and/or advice and guidance affecting issues. to participants on the A4W Programme. This can be delivered remotely. Delivery of support offered in each locality One to one sessions per participant – and/or surrounding area these can be delivered remotely or face (delivered locally or to face remotely). Maximum of 60 mins per session. The support delivered Delivery of welfare benefits training for will have an agreed set Employment Advisors overview of – of outcomes to support benefits system, upcoming changes, inclusion and recovery how work impacts on benefits, return to and progression for work calculations A4W participants. 3.5 Activity Requirements, Volumes and Costs Volumes have been calculated on current and forecasted activity, participant flows and apportioned by geographical area. These will be reviewed after 3 months and are based on the following factors: Numbers of participant signed up to the programme Numbers of participants interventions for the specific needs above. The geographical split of participants by key locations. Core Mental Health Support Programmes will be determined by throughput and a caseload a participants that will be monitored. Specific delivery venues will be identified by the provider within their bid submission and it is envisaged that there may be more than one delivery venue in a key geographical location. 3.6 Provider Premise Requirements The Provider will give Shaw Trust details of proposed locations for delivery of the service. The Provider will be responsible for securing and developing any fixed site premises and will be responsible for any rent, maintenance, running costs, safety and upkeep of any premises used for the provision of the service. The sites will be suitable to accommodate open access and be Equalities Act compliant.
Havering Kingston Barking & Dagenham Richmond Greenwich Waltham Forest Tower Hamlets 3.4 Elements of the Delivery Model Offer Description Provision Contract Financial inclusion Structured support to help people develop their understanding and self-management of life affecting issues. Delivery of support offered in each locality and/or surrounding area (delivered locally or remotely). The support delivered will have an agreed set of outcomes to support inclusion and recovery and progression for A4W participants. Specialist Welfare Benefits Support 3 days a week – availability for each contract to complete return to work calculations and/or advice and guidance to participants on the A4W Programme. This can be delivered remotely. One to one sessions per participant – these can be delivered remotely or face to face Maximum of 60 mins per session. Delivery of welfare benefits training for Employment Advisors – overview of benefits system, upcoming changes, how work impacts on benefits, return to work calculations 1 year contract to deliver across all geographical areas. 3.5 Activity Requirements, Volumes and Costs Volumes have been calculated on current and forecasted activity, participant flows and apportioned by geographical area. These will be reviewed after 3 months and are based on the following factors: Numbers of participant signed up to the programme Numbers of participants interventions for the specific needs above. The geographical split of participants by key locations. Core Mental Health Support Programmes will be determined by throughput and a caseload a participants that will be monitored. Specific delivery venues will be identified by the provider within their bid submission and it is envisaged that there may be more than one delivery venue in a key geographical location. 3.6 Provider Premise Requirements The Provider will give Shaw Trust details of proposed locations for delivery of the service. The Provider will be responsible for securing and developing any fixed site premises and will be responsible for any rent, maintenance, running costs, safety and upkeep of any premises used for the provision of the service. The sites will be suitable to accommodate open access and be Equalities Act compliant.
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