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Description

A procurement exercise was conducted to appoint suitably qualified provider for the Community Champions Initiatives in Churchill Gardens & Tachbrook (WCC), Harrow Road (WCC), Westbourne (WCC) and Dalgarno (RBKC). Lot 1: Churchill Gardens and Tachbrook Community and Maternity Champions are local volunteers who give their time to bring communities together and support the health and wellbeing of their families, friends, neighbours and wider community. They do this in a host of ways, including running activities, events and public health campaigns, often becoming the ‘go-to’ people in their communities for support and information. The champions work in partnership with the NHS and other voluntary sector services to signpost residents to services and improve access. Lot 2: Harrow Road Community and Maternity Champions are local volunteers who give their time to bring communities together and support the health and wellbeing of their families, friends, neighbours and wider community. They do this in a host of ways, including running activities, events and public health campaigns, often becoming the ‘go-to’ people in their communities for support and information. The champions work in partnership with the NHS and other voluntary sector services to signpost residents to services and improve access. Lot 3: Westbourne Community and Maternity Champions are local volunteers who give their time to bring communities together and support the health and wellbeing of their families, friends, neighbours and wider community. They do this in a host of ways, including running activities, events and public health campaigns, often becoming the ‘go-to’ people in their communities for support and information. The champions work in partnership with the NHS and other voluntary sector services to signpost residents to services and improve access. Lot 4: Dalgarno Community and Maternity Champions are local volunteers who give their time to bring communities together and support the health and wellbeing of their families, friends, neighbours and wider community. They do this in a host of ways, including running activities, events and public health campaigns, often becoming the ‘go-to’ people in their communities for support and information. The champions work in partnership with the NHS and other voluntary sector services to signpost residents to services and improve access.