Middlesbrough 0-19 Healthy Child Programme

Description

The Middlesbrough 0-19 Healthy Child Programme is an integral part of work around Public Health South Tees’ key aim of ensuring all Children and Young People in South Tees have the Best Start in Life.. The programme supports children and families from the antenatal period through to adolescence (or up to 25 years for individuals with Special Educational Needs and Disability). The service is built around the evidence based Healthy Child Programme (HCP). The mandated elements within the service includes the National Child Measurement Programme and 5 universal contacts offered by the health visiting services.. Guidance for this can be found below. Aim of the engagement Public Health South Tees are hosted by Middlesbrough Council and we are seeking to engage the market to: • Understand the current market position • Inform future procurement routes • Support future commissioning models • Describe the high-level service and seek initial insights from the market Please note that this is not an invitation to tender nor a request for formal expressions of interest. This exercise is for information only and is aimed at giving the commissioner a current understanding of the provider market, current and emerging practices as well as likely level of interest in the potential procurement activity that the Council may carry out. Keywords: healthy, 0-19, programme, young people, health and wellbeing, child