One to One Time Slots At Essex Children's Residential Collaboration Event

One to One Time Slots At Essex Children's Residential Collaboration Event

This is the reservation link to book short one to one meetings with ECC commissioning and procurement representatives.

By Essex County Council

Date and time

Monday, May 12 · 2 - 4pm GMT+1

Location

JobServe Community Stadium

United Way Colchester CO4 5UP United Kingdom

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours

There will be space for organisations to book a 10–15-minute slot with key commissioning and procurement leads for direct, individual conversations. Please register you interest here and a representative from ECC will be in contact with you to arrange an exact time slot.


Essex County Council (ECC) want to secure 33 exclusive Children’s Residential Home beds in Essex by 2027 for children and young people in care. ECC also have a long-term ambition to work differently, in collaboration with the sector. We want to work with organisations that share our purpose and values to appropriately meet the needs and deliver good outcomes for Essex young people, in Essex.


ECC has planned a collaboration event on the 12th May 2025 between 10:00 and 16:00 at Colchester Football Stadium to meet with providers of children’s residential care. This event is for:

  • Providers already working in Essex
  • Providers that want to work in Essex
  • Providers that do not have property in Essex but want to work in Essex
  • Social enterprise organisations (small and large) who want to work in Essex


This event aims to set out a new way of working together by collaborating with you to co-design sustainable and purposeful solutions to Essex sufficiency. This event is for directors and owners of children’s homes.


Agenda for Collaboration and Discussion:

  1. Residential Programme 2024/2025 Update
  2. Understanding future demand, capacity and timelines
  3. Understanding Care Cubed
  4. Developing prerequisites for working together – what we need from you and what you need from us
  5. Adapting procurement pathways for public benefit – addressing the challenges of public sector procurement for commissioners, providers and young people
  6. Partnerships and Collaboration – exploring how we can do and can work together for improved outcomes
  7. Facilitated networking time

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