ISO won a contract to provide mental health care

Housing related ISO won a contract to provide support for people with mental health needs in North Tyneside. Companies based social Newcastle North Tyneside Council chose to give the 'Personalised Housing Related Support and Recovery Service' after a highly competitive bidding process. Initial three-year, seven-figure contract will see the ISO more than double the size of eight strong support housing (running) team in North Tyneside, to employ up to 17 staff. This means that the contract will provide support ISO between 90 and 120 clients across North Tyneside, a substantial increase from 57 individuals we currently support area. The entire North East, ISO Delivers team of over 30 staff houses are supported, as well as working in partnership with more than 40 specialist providers to provide support for 12 different client groups. Stacey Rooke-Thompson is one of North Tyneside service user changed his life around at the beginning of collaboration support workers from the ISO. His story is one of those cited as evidence of what the team can provide ISO when it will do a contract. He did not always feel support services to help him, so optimistic when he referred to the ISO. He said: "I was under a rock, in fact I'm more down than, a million miles further down. I find it really hard to trust people as, in the past, aid agencies let me down and when I became involved with the ISO I think they are exactly the same, but I'm really not surprised. '