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First Episode Psychosis

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Cardiff and Vale University Health Board

Highlights

Tender deadline
27 Nov 2026
Estimated value
£270,860
Location
UKL22

Details

Published
27 Oct 2026
Tender deadline
27 Nov 2026
Value
£270,860
Location
UKL22
Source
Find a Tender
Source notice ID
101630-2026
OCID
ocds-h6vhtk-079167
CPV codes
85323000
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Description

Provision of a community-based First Episode Psychosis (FEP) support service for individuals across Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan. The service will provide recovery-focused support, peer support, community integration, wellbeing activities, and assistance with education, training, employment and social inclusion to support individuals experiencing first episode psychosis and improve long-term outcomes.

The contract is intended to commence on 1st April 2027 for an initial period of 2 years, with the option to extend for up to two additional periods of 12 months at the Health Board's discretion until 31st March 2031.

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1Provision of a community-based First Episode Psychosis (FEP) support service for individuals residing in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan who are experiencing, or recovering from, a first episode of psychosis. The service will work in partnership with statutory mental health services to deliver person-centred, recovery-focused support that promotes independence, social inclusion and improved health and wellbeing outcomes. The service will provide practical and emotional support to individuals aProvision of a community-based First Episode Psychosis (FEP) support service for individuals residing in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan who are experiencing, or recovering from, a first episode of psychosis. The service will work in partnership with statutory mental health services to deliver person-centred, recovery-focused support that promotes independence, social inclusion and improved health and wellbeing outcomes. The service will provide practical and emotional support to individuals and their families, helping them to engage with their communities, maintain positive relationships, access education, training and employment opportunities, and develop the skills and confidence required for recovery. Support may include one-to-one interventions, peer support, group activities, wellbeing initiatives, advocacy, information and advice, signposting to other relevant services and support to access community resources. The provider will work collaboratively with healthcare professionals, voluntary sector organisations and wider stakeholders to reduce social isolation, improve resilience, promote recovery and support individuals to achieve their personal goals. The service will be focused on early intervention, prevention of relapse and enhancing quality of life, ensuring support is accessible, responsive and tailored to individual need.—