Lincolnshire Wellbeing Services

Lincolnshire County Council wishes to commission a single provider to deliver a countywide Wellbeing Service. The Lincolnshire Wellbeing Service (WBS) will be for individuals living in Lincolnshire that are 18 and over. The service will build upon the strengths of previous iterations of commissioned Wellbeing Services in Lincolnshire, and is informed by legislative requirements, local strategies, best practice guidance and local needs and demand analysis.

The WBS is aligned to four core aims:

1) To promote adults’ ability to live fulfilling, active and independent lives;

2) Improve or prevent the deterioration of individuals’ health, wellbeing, and overall quality of life;

3) Enhance independence at home, improve individuals’ ability to self-care and access appropriate supporting structures and community resources;

4) Reduce or delay escalation to statutory support services.

The service outcomes the Council seeks to achieve through the delivery of the WBS are;

• To improve accessibility to support services for individuals through both direct delivery and system change;
• To identify and influence a network of community resources and partnering organisations to provide a balance of direct delivery and onward referral so there is no duplication of provision;
• To increase the number of people who can live independently in their own home with the use of technology and short-term support;
• To deliver an equitable service that is continually monitored through a health inequalities lens;
• To be a dynamic partner with the Council with a focus on continual improvement and development;
• To increase awareness of the service and its offer to ensure appropriate service users are identified and seek early interventions;
• To develop a digital self-help offer, which contributes to the overall digital programmes in the county, so individuals, who can, can self-serve as appropriate;
• To provide timely support to service users/potential service users;
• To support service users to improve their outcomes.

Lots

This procurement was divided into 1 lots, each awarded separately.