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Provision of Positive Behaviour Model Training

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Hampshire County Council requires a training provider to deliver Positive Behaviour Model Training to staff at the Councils children's residential homes. The service covers needs associated with ten children's homes delivered by Hampshire County Council within the current Hampshire County Council boundaries, which require their staff to access positive behaviour support trainings. Hampshire County

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Hotel, Residential, Road
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United Kingdom
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3 Nov 2026
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The tender “Provision of Positive Behaviour Model Training” is a tender record in Taiyo, linked to the Hotel sector. It is issued for works, goods, or services related to United Kingdom.

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Hampshire County Council requires a training provider to deliver Positive Behaviour Model Training to staff at the Councils children's residential homes. The service covers needs associated with ten children's homes delivered by Hampshire County Council within the current Hampshire County Council boundaries, which require their staff to access positive behaviour support trainings. Hampshire County Council operates nine open residential children's homes providing 33 placements, plus a Secure Children's Home. Children are typically 10-17 years old but some homes may admit from age 6. Homes are located across Hampshire (north, central, south). The Secure Children's Home is an Ofsted registered Secure Children's Home approved by the Secretary of State to restrict liberty under section 25 of the Children Act 1989; it cares for up to 10 children aged 10-17 whose risks may necessitate higher levels of control than in open homes. Use of restraint are higher than open children's homes. The provider must be trauma informed and ensure any physical interventions are used safely, proportionately, and as a last resort, tailored to each child's needs and experiences. The successful provider will be required to; - provide training to all staff currently working across the homes (approximately 230), - ensure that new staff across the life of the contract receive training - All staff receive refresher training as required.

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2026-09-21

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