GB-Shrewsbury: SOC 005 - Independent Advocacy Service for Looked After Children & Independent Visitor Service for Looked After Children
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Lot 1: Independent Advocacy Service for looked after children and children on child protection plans •Two year contract from 1 April 2016 •Maximum value is £20,000 per annum •Shropshire local authority area •Provision of independent information, advice and advocacy for children looked after by Shropshire Council and children on Shropshire Council child protection plans.
Lot 2: Independent Visitor Service for looked after children •Two year contract from 1 April 2016 •Maximum value is £20,000 per annum •Shropshire local authority area •Provision of independent visitors for children looked after by Shropshire Council
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