Community Based Maternal Mental Health, Peer-led Support for Substance Related Harms

Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is seeking Registrations of Interest from organisations interested in delivering one or more of four community-based initiatives: mutual aid and peer-led services for people and whānau experiencing substance-related harm; community-led maternal mental health initiatives; community-based support associated with the Perinatal Bereavement Care Pathway; and maternal mental health peer support. We welcome interest from grassroots and community organisations, NGOs, iwi and Māori providers, Pacific providers, peer-led and disability-led organisations, and other locally connected providers. Respondents may register individually or through a partnership or consortium. Services must be community-based and whānau-centred, focus on at least one identified priority population, and be delivered in one or more of the priority locations specified in the ROI. This is the first stage of a two-stage procurement process. Registrations will be evaluated against the published preconditions and weighted criteria. Shortlisted respondents will be invited to participate in a closed Request for Proposal. Health New Zealand expects to award multiple contracts across different locations and communities. Detailed service design and pricing are not required at the ROI stage. Interested organisations should review the ROI and complete the Response Form available on GETS.