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Integrated Advocacy Service

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PA074International

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Wigan Council has awarded a contract for Integrated Advocacy Services under solicitation number PA074, specifically focusing on Lot 3 for Children's Advocacy. While the original procurement was divided into four lots to provide specialist support for various groups, Lots 1, 2, and 4 were cancelled. Lot 3 was awarded to the Wigan and Leigh Churches Association for Family Welfare for a total value of 250,000 pounds including VAT. The service is designed to provide independent advocacy for children and young people, including those in care, care leavers, homeless youth aged 16 to 17, and individuals involved in safeguarding or social care processes. The goal is to ensure these individuals can express their views, understand their rights, and participate in decisions regarding their care and wellbeing. The contract term is estimated to run from December 7, 2026, to December 6, 2029, with the possibility of extensions until 2031.

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Wigan Council awarded Lot 3 children's advocacy contract to Wigan and Leigh Churches Association.

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Wigan Council

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NAICS

624110 - Child and Youth Services

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Wigan AND Leigh Churches Association FOR Family Welfare

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Integrated Advocacy Services. This contract was to be divided into four separate lots to ensure specialist advocacy support is available for different groups of people who require assistance to have their voice heard, understand their rights, and participate in decisions about their care and wellbeing. Lot 1, 2 and 4 have been cancelled. Lot 3 has progressed to award. Lot 3: Children's Advocacy This Lot covers the provision of independent advocacy for children and young people. The service will ensure that children and young people are supported to express their views, wishes, and feelings in decisions that affect their lives. This may include children in care, care leavers, homeless young people aged 16 and 17, and those involved with social care or safeguarding processes. Advocates will support young people to understand their rights, participate in meetings and reviews, and raise concerns or complaints where appropriate.

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