Improve vaccination uptake in secure and detained estate settings
Reference ocds-b5fd17-8780b3e1-440d-4de5-afbe-0427997da333 · NHS England
Prior notice. Estimated value: £60,000.
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mprove vaccination uptake in secure and detained estate settings The project aims to increase vaccination literacy in secure and detained estate settings including adult prisons, immigration removal centres (IRCs), Children and Young People Secure Estates, in order to improve uptake of key vaccinations amongst these populations. Review of Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNAs) conducted across local authorities (Norfolk, Southwark, Wakefield, Surrey and East Essex) identified lack of knowledge amongst staff, prisoners, asylum seekers and children as a key barrier to vaccination and screening uptake in detained estate settings. Adults and children across secure and detained settings experience greater health problems than the rest of the population. Individuals within prisons are more likely to experience additional healthcare needs, such as neurodevelopmental disorders, substance misuse and mental health disorders. Recent UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) research highlights that asylum seekers are open to screenings and vaccinations when provided with clear, accessible information on health protection and options available. Subject matter experts have highlighted a lac…
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| Medium | Reference | Date |
|---|---|---|
| FTS | 6d8b7fe2-13d8-41ea-bad5-f5d2e165e8a2-854715 | 16 July 2025 |
| Contracts Finder | 6d8b7fe2-13d8-41ea-bad5-f5d2e165e8a2-854715 | 16 July 2025 |
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