Lifecourse Healthy Weight Services
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Oxfordshire County Council is looking to commission a life-course healthy weight service.
The role of the healthy weight service in Oxfordshire is to support and enable residents across the life-course to achieve and maintain a healthy weight by offering a range of universal preventative initiatives at tier 1 and healthy weight services at tier 2.
The service will work with system partners across the pathway to ensure an efficient use of resources and a streamlined pathway of care between tiers 1-4.
It will avoid perpetuating weight stigma and use co-production approaches in the design of healthy weight services.
Several gaps have been identified in the provision of current service commissioning, noticeably prevention support for the early years (0-3 years), adolescents (aged 12-18 years), and pregnant and post-natal women thus this service will cover the whole life-course.
A key element of this service will be to engage population groups with high overweight and obesity prevalence (such as those living in priority neighbourhoods and those from ethnic minority communities) in order to tackle health inequalities.
We are aiming to increase the number of adults, children and families who are a healthy weight as part of the Whole Systems Approach to Healthy Weight in Oxfordshire.
The tier 1 and tier 2 multi-component life-course healthy weight service for Oxfordshire outlined in the service specification is expected to support the range of interventions which contribute to achieving this.
The Contract term is intended to be 3 years and 9 months anticipated to commence on 1 June 2024, with Service delivery commencing from 1 September 2024 .
The Contract period is expected to expire on 31 March 2028.
The Council has the option to extend the term of the contract for an additional 3 years in aggregate (until 31 March 2031).
For full details of the service requirements, please refer to the full specification which is attached to the Invitation to Tender as Appendix 1 Specification.
This can be accessed via the South East Business Portal at the following URL: https://sebp.due-north.com/ The project reference within the portal is DN705550.
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The role of the healthy weight service
The role of the healthy weight service in Oxfordshire is to support and enable residents across the life-course to achieve and maintain a healthy weight by offering a range of universal preventative initiatives at tier 1 and healthy weight services at tier 2.
The service will work with system partners
The service will work with system partners across the pathway to ensure an efficient use of resources and a streamlined pathway of care between tiers 1-4.
Several gaps have been identified in
Several gaps have been identified in the provision of current service commissioning, noticeably prevention support for the early years (0-3 years), adolescents (aged 12-18 years), and pregnant and post-natal women thus this service will cover the whole life-course.
The tier 1 and tier 2 multi-component
The tier 1 and tier 2 multi-component life-course healthy weight service for Oxfordshire outlined in the service specification is expected to support the range of interventions which contribute to achieving this.
The Contract period is expected to expire
The Contract period is expected to expire on 31 March 2028.
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