Universal PMH Peer Support
PipelineHighlights
- Deadline
- —
- Estimated value
- £440,000
- Location
- UKK11
Details
- Published
- 10 Jun 2026
- Deadline
- —
- Value
- £440,000
- Location
- UKK11
- Source
- Find a Tender
- Source notice ID
- 054870-2026
- OCID
- ocds-h6vhtk-06b223
- CPV codes
- 85000000
Description
The aim of the service is to provide high quality, evidence-based support for both mothers and birthing people and fathers and co-parents, so that perinatal mental health and parent infant relationship needs can be identified early and appropriately addressed. This could include one-to-one support, delivered through peer support or by trained staff, as well as group support, outreach, or access to virtual or digital support according to clinical need and family preference.
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Lots (1)
| Lot | Title | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The aim of the service is to provide high quality, evidence-based support for both mothers and birthing people and fathers and co-parents, so that perinatal mental health and parent infant relationship needs can be identified early and appropriately addressed. This could include one-to-one support, delivered through peer support or by trained staff, as well as group support, outreach, or access to virtual or digital support according to clinical need and family preference.The aim of the service is to provide high quality, evidence-based support for both mothers and birthing people and fathers and co-parents, so that perinatal mental health and parent infant relationship needs can be identified early and appropriately addressed. This could include one-to-one support, delivered through peer support or by trained staff, as well as group support, outreach, or access to virtual or digital support according to clinical need and family preference. | — |