Who won: Fenland Youth Hub

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Fenland faces significant challenges relating to employment, economic inactivity and social mobility, with lower employment rates and higher levels of disengagement compared to national averages. The Youth Hub is intended as a targeted intervention to address these challenges through coordinated, wraparound support that also recognises wider barriers faced by young people, including mental health, employability, financial capability and housing needs. The Authority is seeking to commission a Supplier with a strong track record of delivering youth-focused, place-based provision in complex contexts. The Supplier must demonstrate the organisational capacity to deliver employment and skills provision, including access to staff or partners with relevant expertise and experience. They should evidence experience of collaborative working with multiple partners and stakeholders, including statutory, voluntary and community sector organisations, and the ability to build trusted relationships with young people facing multiple barriers to participation and progression. The Youth Hub model will include a core, accessible physical space located in Wisbech, operating regular delivery hours and

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