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North East Hackney Enhanced Immunisation Service

Published
Published 18 December 2025

Overview

The service will deliver immunisations to the population in the North East of Hackney, with a particular focus on the Charedi community, which has lower vaccine uptake rates. The aims of the service are listed below: Overcome barriers to access by providing regular Enhanced Access Clinics (including Sunday clinics at Spring Hill Group Practice and Stamford Hill Group Practice, and Thursday afternoon clinics at Lubovitch Children Centre). Offer routine and catch-up vaccinations (including pregnancy vaccinations) to increase immunisation take-up and coverage. Ensure eligible people are aware of the offer and encourage them to come forward. Continuously improve the service based on learning, feedback, and evaluation. Work flexibly with the NEL ICB, the Council, and partners to identify, report, and react to emerging risks and concerns.

Key details

Country
United Kingdom
Status
Contract signed
Category
Services
Procedure
Limited
Published
18 December 2025
Classification (CPV)
Health and social work services

Award outcome

Awarded value
£165,535
Award date
18 December 2025
Winner
  • City and Hackney Integrated Primary Care

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Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract

    18 December 2025

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Awarded: North East Hackney Enhanced Immunisation Service — won by City and Hackney Integrated Primary Care — Skim