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** Please note the RCS is not a contracting authority under the Public Contracts regulations 2015 ("PCR 2015) and is not subject to the rules and procedures set out in the PCR 2015. It is publishing this contract notice on a voluntary basis to advertise this opportunity sufficiently widely but is not following or purporting to follow any of the rules or procedures in the PCR 2015 to appoint suppliers to or manage this framework / provider list. **RCS is building on the success and lessons from the European-funded In-Work Support Service 2015-2022, the Welsh Government is expanding a successor In-work Support Service (IWS) across Wales.The IWSS will provide support and therapies to help employed and self-employed people return to work from absence or improve their health and wellbeing at work. The service will run from April 2023-March 2025, with potential for a further two-year extension.The primary aims of the service are to:-•Prevent job loss due to work-limiting health conditions by providing rapid access to early, work-focussed interventions that help people on sickness absence to return to work sooner than they otherwise would, and to help presentees to remain in work; and•Provide support to employees in Wales predominantly from Small & Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) who generally lack access to occupational health (OH) services.•Support SME managers and employees to help improve workplace health and wellbeing.RCS will be delivering IWS in the following areas:•North Wales•Dyfed•Swansea BayRCS is creating a framework / list of specialist providers to deliver a range of work-focussed, evidence-based psychological and physical therapies, aimed at helping clients return to work from absence or improve their health and wellbeing at work. Therapeutic interventions are intended to be short and focussed, usually consisting of a maximum of six sessions.Physical therapies will include:•Physiotherapy•Osteopathy•Sports Massage•Chiropody•Chiropractic•Podiatry•DieteticsPsychological therapies will include•Counselling (across a range of modalities)•Cognitive Behavioural Therapy•Psychotherapy•Clinical PsychologyOther therapeutic support will include•Occupational therapy•Coaching
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
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| Peak Physio And Fitness | - | - | - |
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