Mental Health Support Living Service (Adults) - Topping Mill

Bury Council · awarded 7 May 2025 · delivered in England

£715k Award value £714,843
1 Supplier Recorded as a large business
30 Jun 2028 Runs until from 1 Jul 2025

Who

BuyerBury Council Sale
Supplier Rethink Mental Illness
Categoryservices
ClassificationResidential health facilities services CPV 85144000
Notice published8 May 2025

What it is for

The Bury Adult Social Care Housing with Additional Needs Strategy outlines the need to increase the number of beds / units in Bury by 2025 for people with Adult Social Care needs, including those with a mental health diagnosis. This strategy underpins the vision of the Bury 2030 Let's Do It strategy.\r \r The Bury Adult Social Care Housing with Additional Needs Market Position Statement projects an additional 86 supported living units are required to provide mental health provision by 2025. \r \r A Mental Health Housing Group has been established to progress this work, with colleagues from health and social care teams and the housing growth and infrastructure team, providing valuable knowledge and insight.\r \r Commissioners have worked with developers and are seeking a care provider for a new mental health supported living scheme that is focused on delivering positive outcomes for Bury people. \r \r The property provides 14 self-contained apartments over 2 floors. The developer is St David Group and the Registered Housing Provider is Inclusion Homes. The property is newly developed.\r \r The supported living service required is for 24/7 supported accommodation with specialist skills to support people with their mental health recovery.\r

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7 May 2025 Mental Health Support Living Service (Adults) - Topping MillEngland Bury Council Rethink Mental Illness £715k

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