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Hugh's Report-MH Impact of Life-threatening Child Illness on families 2026

Department of Health and Social Care (T&T)

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26 Jun 2026

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Notice ID: cf-e5aa3aaf-5670-4ace-87f2-48bd2d967ab9
CPV code: 73000000 · R&D services
Awarded to: Centre for Strategy & Evaluation Services LLP
Source: Contracts Finder

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Published
26 Jun 2026
Awarded
26 Jun 2026

Description

The contractor will deliver an independent written report on the impact that a childhood diagnosis of critical illness has on families. This work supports the government's wider commitment to expanding mental health and wellbeing provision under the 10 Year Health Plan, where identifying and supporting groups at risk is a key part of effective early intervention. The report (Hugh's Report) will generate a robust evidence base to inform policy decisions on how best to strengthen support for affected families. It will examine the mental health needs of parents, guardians and siblings, assess the availability and effectiveness of current support, and highlight where gaps or barriers exist so that future interventions can be better targeted. Key Deliverables 1. Identify evidence on the mental health impact of a critical illness diagnosis of a child on their families. 2. Determine what forms of emotional and psychological support affected families need. 3. Assess whether the needs and barriers for families of critically ill children differ from other groups with mental health needs. 4. Examine the cost, accessibility and effectiveness of existing interventions supporting these families. 5. Provide recommendations for: • Further research areas, data sources or data collection needed. • Practical, actionable next steps based on what works. • Improvements to existing support. Value of contract: £180,450 exclusive of VAT, £216,540 inclusive of VAT. Option to extend for 1 month.