Short Breaks Sports & Leisure Club - AWARD

Telford and Wrekin Council · awarded 1 July 2024 · delivered in West Midlands

Who

Buyer	Telford and Wrekin Council Shropshire
Supplier	Genius tuition
Category	services
Classification	Health and social work services CPV 85000000
Notice published	15 July 2024

What it is for

Telford & Wrekin Council wish to commission a range of Shorts Breaks activities to resident children and young people aged 5-17, with a disability. The Council recognises the importance of delivering Sports & Leisure related activities to children and young people with a disability. The club is an opportunity for children and young people to explore a range of sports and leisure activities, take part to the degree they wish to (either as a sole or team activity) and have a sense of purpose and satisfaction, excitement, and achievement. The benefits of exercise and activity is well known, however people with disabilities often experience barriers from engaging. This targeted activity will seek the same wellbeing outcomes for our children and young people with disabilities to experience the same sense of relaxation, creativity, aspiration, and sense of achievement. The main session will operate for 3 hours, preferably Saturday morning and for a minimum of 30 individuals and shall be appropriately Ofsted registered. Additional specific activities may be offered during the week, giving further choice and opportunity for the children and young people to engage in their local community. Overall, the Council are looking for a provider with the necessary expertise, a venue with the facilities and environment to cater for additional needs; use of staff with the necessary skills to support child with additional needs, some of whom have a high level of personal care and support needs.

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