Mental Health and Employment Social Impact Bond (Haringey & Barnet)
This projects is also known as MHEP Haringey and Barnet
Aligned SDGs
- Mental Health and Employment Social Impact Bond (Haringey & Barnet)
- General overview
- Location
- Involved organisations
- Outcome metrics
- Spreadsheet of data
- Mental Health and Employment Social Impact Bond (Haringey & Barnet)
- General overview
- Location
- Involved organisations
- Outcome metrics
- Spreadsheet of data
General overview
Stage of development: Implementation
Policy sector: Employment and training
Date outcomes contract signed: Aug 2019
Start date of service provision: May 2019
Anticipated completion date: Jun 2023
Capital raised (minimum): GBP 227k (USD 289.70k)
Max potential outcome payment: GBP 1.42m
Service users: 985 individuals
Intervention
Individual Placement Support employment services. A tailored, client-centred employment intervention for people with chronic health conditions. It involves the integration of vocational advisers within health teams to optimise return-to-work.
Target population
Individuals with enduring and severe mental health issues
Location
Country
- United Kingdom
Service delivery locations
- London Boroughs of Haringey and Barnet
Involved organisations
Configuration of contracting parties:
- Outcome payer holds contract with Mental Health and Employment Partnership limited (led by intermediary)
Commissioners/outcome payers
Service Providers
Investors
Outcome metrics
- Engagement: completion of three appointments with the employment co-ordinator and individual or when the vocational profile is completed
- Job start: individual spends at least one full day (or 4 hours for part time work) in paid competitive employment
- Job sustainment: individual sustains paid employment for at least 13 weeks where they work < 16 hours per week
- Job sustainment when individual sustains paid competitive employment for at least 13 weeks where they work >16 hours per week
Spreadsheet of data
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