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The Social Services Department is responsible for individual services for persons with substance abuse problems, including health and care services in accordance with the Patient and User Rights Act § 2-1a, cf. The Health and Care Services Act § 3-2, 6th section letter b, and shall offer residential and service offers to two male users with ROP-disorder.The purpose of the service offer is to ensure proper health and care services through a residential offer that facilitates a safe, predictable and worthy everyday life with a high quality of life. The services shall be based on an environmental therapeutic approach with an emphasis on care, clear communication, structure and regulation of behaviour. Tenders shall be procured with 24 hour health and care services for both users. User B has a
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TED · 612828-2026. Checked on Sep 10, 2026, 5:05 AM.
https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/612828-2026
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TED · 612828-2026. Checked on Sep 10, 2026, 5:05 AM.
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