Mount Druitt Youth Engagement Pilot
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About this tender
Overview HealthShare NSW is seeking a tenderer to deliver a two-year Youth Engagement and Health Promotion Pilot in Mount Druitt, focused on youth wellbeing, health literacy, social connectedness and access to support services. Scope The successful Tenderer will be responsible for the end-to-end design, implementation, management and evaluation of the Pilot over a two-year period. The scope includes: Project Establishment Establish project governance arrangements Develop a detailed implementation plan and project schedule Recruit and maintain appropriately qualified personnel to deliver the Pilot Develop risk management, stakeholder engagement and communications plans Youth Engagement and Co-design Engage young people aged 12 to 24 years old who are residing, studying, working or spending time in the Mount Druitt area Design and implement meaningful youth participation and co-design processes Ensure engagement approaches with young people are inclusive, culturally responsive and accessible Program Design and Delivery Co-design and deliver structured youth engagement and health promotion activities Deliver activities in community-based settings and locations where young people naturally gather Develop initiatives that improve health literacy, wellbeing, social connectedness and awareness of local supports and services Facilitate positive interactions between young people, community members and participating stakeholders Stakeholder Engagement and Partnerships Establish and maintain effective partnerships with key stakeholders Facilitate collaborative planning and coordinated community responses Project Management and Governance Manage day-to-day delivery of the Pilot Maintain appropriate governance mechanisms and implement appropriate risk identification, management and mitigation Ensure compliance with all legislative, regulatory and contractual requirements Monitoring and Evaluation Develop and implement a monitoring and evaluation framework Monitor and record relevant data and evidence regarding engagement, outputs, outcomes, lessons learned and scalability opportunities
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