Issue details

Hospital & Community Navigator Service – through to March 2025

The reasons for the decision are:

The current Navigator pilot has seen over 500 vulnerable young people supported since May 2021, with referrals from 4 hospitals, and since Oct 2021, community settings. This funding will increase the team from 7 to 12 full time Navigators, accepting referrals from all GM hospitals and expanding the community offer.
A full competitive tender process has been undertaken, supported and moderated by procurement and Information Governance. The current provider OasisUK were the successful bidder, with an excellent offer to enhance and expand the service and receive an anticipated 80 referrals per month.
The service will continue to be contract managed by the VRU Victim lead and will be subject to ongoing evaluation by the GMCA evaluation partner.

This decision will contribute to priorities of the Greater Manchester strategy in the following ways:
This programme of work will impact the following GM Strategies
• All four priorities in the Standing Together plan
• All priorities of the Greater Manchester Serious Violence Action Plan.
• The GM Integrated Health And Justice Strategy




Decision type: Non-key

Decision status: Recommendations Approved

Notice of proposed decision first published: 05/09/2022

Decision due: 9 Aug 2022 by Director for Police, Crime, Criminal Justice and Fire, GM Deputy Mayor, Treasurer GMCA

Contact: Lisa Lees Email: lisa.lees@greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk.

Decisions

Background papers