0-19 Integrated Public Health Nursing and Associated Services

• Value: £31M

Hull City Council is looking for a provider to deliver all requirements of the 0-19 Healthy Child Programme (HCP) and up to 25 where the young person has SEND; and deliver universal and targeted interventions in partnership with key service areas and stakeholders to assist with the delivery of wider public health and social care outcomes. The provider will deliver the Health Visiting, Enhanced Parenting Pathway, School Nursing up to 19 and up to 25 years of age were the young person has SEND. The provider will be pro-active in delivering both innovative and evidence based solutions to overcome current and future obstacles to improved health and wellbeing outcomes for children, young people and families. This includes (but is not limited to); • Strong partnership working across the system • Early identification of child development issues and interventions to ensure children are school ready • Ensuring the health and wellbeing needs of the most vulnerable children, young people and families are met The provider will be expected to work in partnership with many local services, including: • Midwifery • Early Help Services • Targeted services working with the most vulnerable children, young people and families • Early Years teams and providers • Primary and secondary care services • Youth Service • Schools, pupil referral units, colleges and training providers • Voluntary and community sector

• Value: £555K

Hull City Council requires a provider to deliver Oral health promotion services to improve the oral health of children and vulnerable adults: • Providing oral health training to professionals working with families who have children aged 0-5 years of age and vulnerable adults • Take the lead for the local referral pathway into dental practices • Increased use of fluoride • Effective daily oral hygiene • Reducing the frequency of sugar consumption • Seeking regular dental care • Oral health awareness campaigns • Smoking cessation awareness campaigns The focus of the oral health promotion service is children and families, however, the service will also include some targeted work with vulnerable adults: • Adults in residential care homes • Children, young people and adults with a learning disability • Homeless population

• Value: £385K

Hull City Council is looking to procure a service which will prevent and reduce unintentional injuries in children aged 0-4 years and promote safer sleep. This is part of Hull's ambition to give children the best start in life and improve outcomes for children and families by addressing inequalities. The focus will be on reducing accidents and injuries in 0-4 year olds that are serious enough to require medical attention; and promoting safer sleep.