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High Intensity User Service

Published
Published 15 June 2026

Overview

Newcastle City Council has awarded a contract worth £172,422 to the British Red Cross Society to provide High Intensity User (HIU) services aimed at reducing health inequalities and supporting urgent and emergency care pathways. The services will address non-medical factors such as housing instability, social isolation, and mental health to help reduce avoidable emergency department attendances and non-elective admissions.

Key details

Country
United Kingdom
Status
Contract signed
Procedure
Direct
Published
15 June 2026

Award outcome

Awarded value
£172,422
Award date
9 June 2026
Winner
  • BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY

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Notice history

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  1. Contract

    15 June 2026

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Awarded: High Intensity User Service — won by BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY — Skim