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08 Jun

£55k

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FTS · Services

Kingston Upon Hull City Council

Family Hub GP Drop In Clinics

Health & social· Published 28 May

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08 Jun

£3.0m

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FTS · Services

NHS Northamptonshire Integrated Care Board

Recurrent Redistribution of Orthodontic UOAs in Northampton

Health & social· Published 12 May

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TenderFTS · 065eac

Best Start Family Hubs Outreach Service

Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council

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05 Jun 2026

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£2.0m

Services

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08 May 2026

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Notice ID: ocds-h6vhtk-065eac
CPV code: 85000000 · Health & social
Contract type: services
Source: Find a Tender

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Published
08 May 2026

Description

Best Start Family Hubs are a national initiative designed to bring together the full range of services that support families, from universal offers to more targeted help. In today's context of rising need, stretched public services and widening inequalities, Best Start Family Hubs provide a coordinated, place based approach to planning and delivering support. They connect families, professionals and providers more effectively, making it easier for families to access the right help at the right time and placing strong, trusting relationships at the centre of support. Oldham's Best Start Family Hubs approach is now a central part of how the borough supports children, young people and families. The model is designed to bridge long standing barriers and strengthen opportunities, responding to the gaps identified across Oldham's system: families still need support that is timely, accessible and close to home; commissioned services must deliver greater value; and families want advice from trusted professionals who understand their strengths, culture and lived realities. Continued improvement in co location, digital access, online information and virtual service options remains essential.