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Tendering Opportunity with NES

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Friday, 11 April 2008
NHS Education for Scotland (NES) is inviting the submission of proposals for funding from organisations or a consortium of individuals / organisations to help develop and deliver Phase Two of the ‘Development of a Training Infrastructure to Support Values and Recovery Focused Mental Health Practice’ trainers’ preparation initiative.

As outlined in the specification, completed proposals should be submitted by or on Tuesday 20th May 2008.

Full details can be found on NES website.
 
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