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Social Work and Health Support for Youth

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This scope was carved out of 2026/S 000-098582.

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VRU - Mayor’s Youth Clubs Safety Programme

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AgencyMayor's Office For Policing And Crime
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Provides specialized health and social work services for prime contractors on MOPAC youth safety projects. Performs social work interventions, health screenings, and mental health support using clinical and social work assessment tools. Requires Registered Social Worker (RSW) status, health professional licenses, and DBS checks. Delivers case management reports, health assessments, and support logs.

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