HHS Accelerator Past Procurements

Criminal Justice Coordinator

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Crime Victims Services: Family Assistance Program

The goal of the Family Assistance Program for Crime Victims is to reduce trauma to the child, help families recover from incest, reduce recidivism, and, where appropriate, reunite families who have experienced incest a range of services for crime victims in their own communities. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver family assistance services for crime victims citywide. The provider will deliver: long-term individual, family and group counseling and advocacy for the victim, siblings, and non-offending parent; as well as court accompaniment for survivors of incest. The program will also provide group treatment for incest offenders who are mandated by the court into treatment. Referrals will be accepted citywide. The Family Assistance Program for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Outreach

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0002

Crime Victims Services: Family Assistance Program

The goal of the Family Assistance Program for Crime Victims is to reduce trauma to the child, help families recover from incest, reduce recidivism, and, where appropriate, reunite families who have experienced incest a range of services for crime victims in their own communities. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver family assistance services for crime victims citywide. The provider will deliver: long-term individual, family and group counseling and advocacy for the victim, siblings, and non-offending parent; as well as court accompaniment for survivors of incest. The program will also provide group treatment for incest offenders who are mandated by the court into treatment. Referrals will be accepted citywide. The Family Assistance Program for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Preventive Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0002

Crime Victims Services: Family Assistance Program

The goal of the Family Assistance Program for Crime Victims is to reduce trauma to the child, help families recover from incest, reduce recidivism, and, where appropriate, reunite families who have experienced incest a range of services for crime victims in their own communities. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver family assistance services for crime victims citywide. The provider will deliver: long-term individual, family and group counseling and advocacy for the victim, siblings, and non-offending parent; as well as court accompaniment for survivors of incest. The program will also provide group treatment for incest offenders who are mandated by the court into treatment. Referrals will be accepted citywide. The Family Assistance Program for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0002

Crime Victims Services: Family Assistance Program

The goal of the Family Assistance Program for Crime Victims is to reduce trauma to the child, help families recover from incest, reduce recidivism, and, where appropriate, reunite families who have experienced incest a range of services for crime victims in their own communities. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver family assistance services for crime victims citywide. The provider will deliver: long-term individual, family and group counseling and advocacy for the victim, siblings, and non-offending parent; as well as court accompaniment for survivors of incest. The program will also provide group treatment for incest offenders who are mandated by the court into treatment. Referrals will be accepted citywide. The Family Assistance Program for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Case Management

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0012

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Children’s Services

The Family Justice Center (FJC) is designed to bring together under one roof domestic violence professionals in a collaborative effort to provide domestic violence victims and their children with greater support and accessibility to services and resources. The FJC Children’s Services program will provide on-site child care and parenting support for FJC clients. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver children’s services to crime victims at the FJCs boroughwide. Clients and their children will be directed to the children’s room by the Client Services Specialists where they will be provided with parenting information, and children will engage in age-appropriate activities. The Children’s Services Provider will make appropriate linkages to on-site child witness to violence counseling services. The Family Justice Center Children’s Services is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Child Care

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0012

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Children’s Services

The Family Justice Center (FJC) is designed to bring together under one roof domestic violence professionals in a collaborative effort to provide domestic violence victims and their children with greater support and accessibility to services and resources. The FJC Children’s Services program will provide on-site child care and parenting support for FJC clients. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver children’s services to crime victims at the FJCs boroughwide. Clients and their children will be directed to the children’s room by the Client Services Specialists where they will be provided with parenting information, and children will engage in age-appropriate activities. The Children’s Services Provider will make appropriate linkages to on-site child witness to violence counseling services. The Family Justice Center Children’s Services is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Case Management

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0012

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Children’s Services

The Family Justice Center (FJC) is designed to bring together under one roof domestic violence professionals in a collaborative effort to provide domestic violence victims and their children with greater support and accessibility to services and resources. The FJC Children’s Services program will provide on-site child care and parenting support for FJC clients. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver children’s services to crime victims at the FJCs boroughwide. Clients and their children will be directed to the children’s room by the Client Services Specialists where they will be provided with parenting information, and children will engage in age-appropriate activities. The Children’s Services Provider will make appropriate linkages to on-site child witness to violence counseling services. The Family Justice Center Children’s Services is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Preventive Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0012

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Children’s Services

The Family Justice Center (FJC) is designed to bring together under one roof domestic violence professionals in a collaborative effort to provide domestic violence victims and their children with greater support and accessibility to services and resources. The FJC Children’s Services program will provide on-site child care and parenting support for FJC clients. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver children’s services to crime victims at the FJCs boroughwide. Clients and their children will be directed to the children’s room by the Client Services Specialists where they will be provided with parenting information, and children will engage in age-appropriate activities. The Children’s Services Provider will make appropriate linkages to on-site child witness to violence counseling services. The Family Justice Center Children’s Services is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0014

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Family Law Legal Services

The Family Law Legal Services program will provide a range of legal services for crime victims in their own communities and will enhance the availability of family law legal staff at the Family Justice Centers (FJCs). This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver family law legal services to crime victims boroughwide. The following services will be provided: Legal Advice and Counsel, including advice and counsel regarding the client’s legal remedies, rights, and options; Legal Intake Screening, including legal intake for the FJCs; Legal Representation, including assessment, representation in Family Court, and preparation of necessary documents for matters such as civil orders of protection, custody, visitation and child support; Consultation and Training, including consultation, training and advocacy on Family Court legal remedies available to clients; and referrals to other FJC onsite legal providers as appropriate. Providers would also submit regular data reports to the Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence (OCDV). The Family Law Legal Services program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0014

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Family Law Legal Services

The Family Law Legal Services program will provide a range of legal services for crime victims in their own communities and will enhance the availability of family law legal staff at the Family Justice Centers (FJCs). This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver family law legal services to crime victims boroughwide. The following services will be provided: Legal Advice and Counsel, including advice and counsel regarding the client’s legal remedies, rights, and options; Legal Intake Screening, including legal intake for the FJCs; Legal Representation, including assessment, representation in Family Court, and preparation of necessary documents for matters such as civil orders of protection, custody, visitation and child support; Consultation and Training, including consultation, training and advocacy on Family Court legal remedies available to clients; and referrals to other FJC onsite legal providers as appropriate. Providers would also submit regular data reports to the Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence (OCDV). The Family Law Legal Services program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Preventive Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0014

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Family Law Legal Services

The Family Law Legal Services program will provide a range of legal services for crime victims in their own communities and will enhance the availability of family law legal staff at the Family Justice Centers (FJCs). This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver family law legal services to crime victims boroughwide. The following services will be provided: Legal Advice and Counsel, including advice and counsel regarding the client’s legal remedies, rights, and options; Legal Intake Screening, including legal intake for the FJCs; Legal Representation, including assessment, representation in Family Court, and preparation of necessary documents for matters such as civil orders of protection, custody, visitation and child support; Consultation and Training, including consultation, training and advocacy on Family Court legal remedies available to clients; and referrals to other FJC onsite legal providers as appropriate. Providers would also submit regular data reports to the Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence (OCDV). The Family Law Legal Services program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Case Management

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0014

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Family Law Legal Services

The Family Law Legal Services program will provide a range of legal services for crime victims in their own communities and will enhance the availability of family law legal staff at the Family Justice Centers (FJCs). This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver family law legal services to crime victims boroughwide. The following services will be provided: Legal Advice and Counsel, including advice and counsel regarding the client’s legal remedies, rights, and options; Legal Intake Screening, including legal intake for the FJCs; Legal Representation, including assessment, representation in Family Court, and preparation of necessary documents for matters such as civil orders of protection, custody, visitation and child support; Consultation and Training, including consultation, training and advocacy on Family Court legal remedies available to clients; and referrals to other FJC onsite legal providers as appropriate. Providers would also submit regular data reports to the Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence (OCDV). The Family Law Legal Services program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Legal Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0015

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Immigration Legal Services

The Family Justice Center (FJC) is designed to bring together under one roof domestic violence professionals in a collaborative effort to provide domestic violence victims and their children with greater support and accessibility to services and resources. The goal of the Immigration Legal Services program at the FJC is to provide legal services to clients. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver Immigration Legal Services to crime victims at the Family Justice Centers boroughwide. Providers will deliver immigration and legal services to clients at the FJC. The Family Justice Center Immigration Legal Services program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0015

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Immigration Legal Services

The Family Justice Center (FJC) is designed to bring together under one roof domestic violence professionals in a collaborative effort to provide domestic violence victims and their children with greater support and accessibility to services and resources. The goal of the Immigration Legal Services program at the FJC is to provide legal services to clients. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver Immigration Legal Services to crime victims at the Family Justice Centers boroughwide. Providers will deliver immigration and legal services to clients at the FJC. The Family Justice Center Immigration Legal Services program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Legal Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0015

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Immigration Legal Services

The Family Justice Center (FJC) is designed to bring together under one roof domestic violence professionals in a collaborative effort to provide domestic violence victims and their children with greater support and accessibility to services and resources. The goal of the Immigration Legal Services program at the FJC is to provide legal services to clients. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver Immigration Legal Services to crime victims at the Family Justice Centers boroughwide. Providers will deliver immigration and legal services to clients at the FJC. The Family Justice Center Immigration Legal Services program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Preventive Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0013

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Intake, Assessment, and Case Management

The Family Justice Center (FJC) is designed to bring together under one roof domestic violence professionals in a collaborative effort to provide domestic violence victims and their children with greater support and accessibility to services and resources. The FJC Intake, Assessment, and Case Management Services program will orient clients to the services available at the FJC. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver Intake, Assessment, and Case Management services to crime victims at the Family Justice Centers boroughwide. Clients will be apprised of services available at the FJC, assessed for presenting needs, and directed to the appropriate generalist or specialist case manager. The Family Justice Centers Intake, Assessment, and Case Management Services is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0013

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Intake, Assessment, and Case Management

The Family Justice Center (FJC) is designed to bring together under one roof domestic violence professionals in a collaborative effort to provide domestic violence victims and their children with greater support and accessibility to services and resources. The FJC Intake, Assessment, and Case Management Services program will orient clients to the services available at the FJC. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver Intake, Assessment, and Case Management services to crime victims at the Family Justice Centers boroughwide. Clients will be apprised of services available at the FJC, assessed for presenting needs, and directed to the appropriate generalist or specialist case manager. The Family Justice Centers Intake, Assessment, and Case Management Services is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Preventive Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0013

Crime Victims Services: Family Justice Center Intake, Assessment, and Case Management

The Family Justice Center (FJC) is designed to bring together under one roof domestic violence professionals in a collaborative effort to provide domestic violence victims and their children with greater support and accessibility to services and resources. The FJC Intake, Assessment, and Case Management Services program will orient clients to the services available at the FJC. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver Intake, Assessment, and Case Management services to crime victims at the Family Justice Centers boroughwide. Clients will be apprised of services available at the FJC, assessed for presenting needs, and directed to the appropriate generalist or specialist case manager. The Family Justice Centers Intake, Assessment, and Case Management Services is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Case Management

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0017

Crime Victims Services: Hotlines for Domestic Violence and Crime Victims

The Hotlines program will provide 24/7 telephone assistance for domestic violence and crime victims. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to operate a Crime Victims hotline citywide, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing crisis counseling, client advocacy, and information about the court process. Referrals will also be provided to shelter, appropriate services for victims’ programs, emergency financial assistance, and referrals to other social services agencies. The Provider will also operate the Domestic Violence hotline citywide, 24 hours a day, seven days a week providing crisis counseling; information and referrals for placement in shelter; safety planning; client advocacy; information and referrals to non-residential services for domestic violence victims, police procedures and the court processes, and transportation for domestic violence victims to shelter. The Hotlines program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Preventive Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0017

Crime Victims Services: Hotlines for Domestic Violence and Crime Victims

The Hotlines program will provide 24/7 telephone assistance for domestic violence and crime victims. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to operate a Crime Victims hotline citywide, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing crisis counseling, client advocacy, and information about the court process. Referrals will also be provided to shelter, appropriate services for victims’ programs, emergency financial assistance, and referrals to other social services agencies. The Provider will also operate the Domestic Violence hotline citywide, 24 hours a day, seven days a week providing crisis counseling; information and referrals for placement in shelter; safety planning; client advocacy; information and referrals to non-residential services for domestic violence victims, police procedures and the court processes, and transportation for domestic violence victims to shelter. The Hotlines program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Case Management

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0017

Crime Victims Services: Hotlines for Domestic Violence and Crime Victims

The Hotlines program will provide 24/7 telephone assistance for domestic violence and crime victims. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to operate a Crime Victims hotline citywide, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing crisis counseling, client advocacy, and information about the court process. Referrals will also be provided to shelter, appropriate services for victims’ programs, emergency financial assistance, and referrals to other social services agencies. The Provider will also operate the Domestic Violence hotline citywide, 24 hours a day, seven days a week providing crisis counseling; information and referrals for placement in shelter; safety planning; client advocacy; information and referrals to non-residential services for domestic violence victims, police procedures and the court processes, and transportation for domestic violence victims to shelter. The Hotlines program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0017

Crime Victims Services: Hotlines for Domestic Violence and Crime Victims

The Hotlines program will provide 24/7 telephone assistance for domestic violence and crime victims. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to operate a Crime Victims hotline citywide, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing crisis counseling, client advocacy, and information about the court process. Referrals will also be provided to shelter, appropriate services for victims’ programs, emergency financial assistance, and referrals to other social services agencies. The Provider will also operate the Domestic Violence hotline citywide, 24 hours a day, seven days a week providing crisis counseling; information and referrals for placement in shelter; safety planning; client advocacy; information and referrals to non-residential services for domestic violence victims, police procedures and the court processes, and transportation for domestic violence victims to shelter. The Hotlines program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Telecommunications

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0018

Crime Victims Services: Human Trafficking Program

The Human Trafficking Program for Crime Victims will provide a range of services for victims of human trafficking. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being trafficked. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver human trafficking services citywide. The Provider will provide: outreach; initial assessment; referral services; linkages to housing and shelters; and emergency services to trafficking victims. The Provider will also provide responsiveness and assistance to law enforcement agencies. The Human Trafficking Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Preventive Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0018

Crime Victims Services: Human Trafficking Program

The Human Trafficking Program for Crime Victims will provide a range of services for victims of human trafficking. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being trafficked. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver human trafficking services citywide. The Provider will provide: outreach; initial assessment; referral services; linkages to housing and shelters; and emergency services to trafficking victims. The Provider will also provide responsiveness and assistance to law enforcement agencies. The Human Trafficking Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Case Management

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0018

Crime Victims Services: Human Trafficking Program

The Human Trafficking Program for Crime Victims will provide a range of services for victims of human trafficking. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being trafficked. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver human trafficking services citywide. The Provider will provide: outreach; initial assessment; referral services; linkages to housing and shelters; and emergency services to trafficking victims. The Provider will also provide responsiveness and assistance to law enforcement agencies. The Human Trafficking Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0018

Crime Victims Services: Human Trafficking Program

The Human Trafficking Program for Crime Victims will provide a range of services for victims of human trafficking. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being trafficked. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver human trafficking services citywide. The Provider will provide: outreach; initial assessment; referral services; linkages to housing and shelters; and emergency services to trafficking victims. The Provider will also provide responsiveness and assistance to law enforcement agencies. The Human Trafficking Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Outreach

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0003

Crime Victims Services: Restitution Services

The Restitution Services program will provide services to secure restitution for victims of crime. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver restitution services citywide, and will provide services to crime victims within the Criminal Courts. Providers will deliver services to secure restitution for victims by advocating for its inclusion in the defendant’s/ respondent’s sentence. The Restitution Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Restitution Collections

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0003

Crime Victims Services: Restitution Services

The Restitution Services program will provide services to secure restitution for victims of crime. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver restitution services citywide, and will provide services to crime victims within the Criminal Courts. Providers will deliver services to secure restitution for victims by advocating for its inclusion in the defendant’s/ respondent’s sentence. The Restitution Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Crime Victims Services program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Legal Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0019

Family Court Alternative to Detention Services (ATD)

The Family Court Alternative to Detention Services program will provide pre-dispositional supervision and services to court-involved youth as an alternative to detention (ATD). These ATD programs are designed primarily to prevent or reduce instances of flight resulting in Failure-to-Appear (FTA) warrant and re-arrest through the provision of supervision and supportive services. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking up to five providers to implement one ATD program in each borough (New York, Bronx, Kings, Queens, and Richmond), designed to prevent or reduce instances of flight resulting in Failure-to-Appear (FTA) warrant and re-arrest through the provision of supervision and supportive services. Each program consists of two components: Tier I: Community Monitoring and Tier II: After School Supervision. Community monitoring consist of monitoring school attendance and curfews and making home visits. After School Supervision would consist of after-school programming, with the capacity for summer programming, that includes academic tutoring, appropriate services or referrals to services, and recreational opportunities. For both programs the the provider would track, report, and respond to participants’ compliance or non-compliance. The program would serve the following number of youth annually (total between Tier I and Tier II): New York 240; Bronx 300; Queens 240; Kings 300; Richmond 90.

Academic Supports

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0019

Family Court Alternative to Detention Services (ATD)

The Family Court Alternative to Detention Services program will provide pre-dispositional supervision and services to court-involved youth as an alternative to detention (ATD). These ATD programs are designed primarily to prevent or reduce instances of flight resulting in Failure-to-Appear (FTA) warrant and re-arrest through the provision of supervision and supportive services. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking up to five providers to implement one ATD program in each borough (New York, Bronx, Kings, Queens, and Richmond), designed to prevent or reduce instances of flight resulting in Failure-to-Appear (FTA) warrant and re-arrest through the provision of supervision and supportive services. Each program consists of two components: Tier I: Community Monitoring and Tier II: After School Supervision. Community monitoring consist of monitoring school attendance and curfews and making home visits. After School Supervision would consist of after-school programming, with the capacity for summer programming, that includes academic tutoring, appropriate services or referrals to services, and recreational opportunities. For both programs the the provider would track, report, and respond to participants’ compliance or non-compliance. The program would serve the following number of youth annually (total between Tier I and Tier II): New York 240; Bronx 300; Queens 240; Kings 300; Richmond 90.

Preventive Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0019

Family Court Alternative to Detention Services (ATD)

The Family Court Alternative to Detention Services program will provide pre-dispositional supervision and services to court-involved youth as an alternative to detention (ATD). These ATD programs are designed primarily to prevent or reduce instances of flight resulting in Failure-to-Appear (FTA) warrant and re-arrest through the provision of supervision and supportive services. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking up to five providers to implement one ATD program in each borough (New York, Bronx, Kings, Queens, and Richmond), designed to prevent or reduce instances of flight resulting in Failure-to-Appear (FTA) warrant and re-arrest through the provision of supervision and supportive services. Each program consists of two components: Tier I: Community Monitoring and Tier II: After School Supervision. Community monitoring consist of monitoring school attendance and curfews and making home visits. After School Supervision would consist of after-school programming, with the capacity for summer programming, that includes academic tutoring, appropriate services or referrals to services, and recreational opportunities. For both programs the the provider would track, report, and respond to participants’ compliance or non-compliance. The program would serve the following number of youth annually (total between Tier I and Tier II): New York 240; Bronx 300; Queens 240; Kings 300; Richmond 90.

Case Management

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0019

Family Court Alternative to Detention Services (ATD)

The Family Court Alternative to Detention Services program will provide pre-dispositional supervision and services to court-involved youth as an alternative to detention (ATD). These ATD programs are designed primarily to prevent or reduce instances of flight resulting in Failure-to-Appear (FTA) warrant and re-arrest through the provision of supervision and supportive services. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking up to five providers to implement one ATD program in each borough (New York, Bronx, Kings, Queens, and Richmond), designed to prevent or reduce instances of flight resulting in Failure-to-Appear (FTA) warrant and re-arrest through the provision of supervision and supportive services. Each program consists of two components: Tier I: Community Monitoring and Tier II: After School Supervision. Community monitoring consist of monitoring school attendance and curfews and making home visits. After School Supervision would consist of after-school programming, with the capacity for summer programming, that includes academic tutoring, appropriate services or referrals to services, and recreational opportunities. For both programs the the provider would track, report, and respond to participants’ compliance or non-compliance. The program would serve the following number of youth annually (total between Tier I and Tier II): New York 240; Bronx 300; Queens 240; Kings 300; Richmond 90.

Alternative Justice Management

Administration for Children's Services

06815I0001

Medical Services for Youth in Detention

The Medical Services for Youth in Detention Program provides comprehensive medical care to youth in the custody of the Administration for Children’s Services (ACS). ACS is seeking one qualified vendor to deliver quality, timely, and integrated, comprehensive adolescent-centered medical services. Proposers must be appropriately licensed to provide medical services in the State of New York. Provider would complete an initial medical assessment on or before a youth being housed and would then complete a comprehensive medical assessment within 72 hours of each admission. Each facility would be staffed with adequate and appropriate health professionals 365 days a year, 24 hours per day. Additionally, Providers would provide limited health services for ACS on-site staff and visitors; create and maintain health records; refer and manage all clinic appointments; coordinate care for hospitalized residents; provide health education and preventive services; efficient movement of medication and charts; institute an infection control plan; and provide all necessary laboratory and pharmaceutical services.

Family Planning

Administration for Children's Services

06815I0001

Medical Services for Youth in Detention

The Medical Services for Youth in Detention Program provides comprehensive medical care to youth in the custody of the Administration for Children’s Services (ACS). ACS is seeking one qualified vendor to deliver quality, timely, and integrated, comprehensive adolescent-centered medical services. Proposers must be appropriately licensed to provide medical services in the State of New York. Provider would complete an initial medical assessment on or before a youth being housed and would then complete a comprehensive medical assessment within 72 hours of each admission. Each facility would be staffed with adequate and appropriate health professionals 365 days a year, 24 hours per day. Additionally, Providers would provide limited health services for ACS on-site staff and visitors; create and maintain health records; refer and manage all clinic appointments; coordinate care for hospitalized residents; provide health education and preventive services; efficient movement of medication and charts; institute an infection control plan; and provide all necessary laboratory and pharmaceutical services.

Nursing

Administration for Children's Services

06815I0001

Medical Services for Youth in Detention

The Medical Services for Youth in Detention Program provides comprehensive medical care to youth in the custody of the Administration for Children’s Services (ACS). ACS is seeking one qualified vendor to deliver quality, timely, and integrated, comprehensive adolescent-centered medical services. Proposers must be appropriately licensed to provide medical services in the State of New York. Provider would complete an initial medical assessment on or before a youth being housed and would then complete a comprehensive medical assessment within 72 hours of each admission. Each facility would be staffed with adequate and appropriate health professionals 365 days a year, 24 hours per day. Additionally, Providers would provide limited health services for ACS on-site staff and visitors; create and maintain health records; refer and manage all clinic appointments; coordinate care for hospitalized residents; provide health education and preventive services; efficient movement of medication and charts; institute an infection control plan; and provide all necessary laboratory and pharmaceutical services.

Medication Management

Administration for Children's Services

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Medical Services for Youth in Detention

The Medical Services for Youth in Detention Program provides comprehensive medical care to youth in the custody of the Administration for Children’s Services (ACS). ACS is seeking one qualified vendor to deliver quality, timely, and integrated, comprehensive adolescent-centered medical services. Proposers must be appropriately licensed to provide medical services in the State of New York. Provider would complete an initial medical assessment on or before a youth being housed and would then complete a comprehensive medical assessment within 72 hours of each admission. Each facility would be staffed with adequate and appropriate health professionals 365 days a year, 24 hours per day. Additionally, Providers would provide limited health services for ACS on-site staff and visitors; create and maintain health records; refer and manage all clinic appointments; coordinate care for hospitalized residents; provide health education and preventive services; efficient movement of medication and charts; institute an infection control plan; and provide all necessary laboratory and pharmaceutical services.

Primary Care

Administration for Children's Services

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Medical Services for Youth in Detention

The Medical Services for Youth in Detention Program provides comprehensive medical care to youth in the custody of the Administration for Children’s Services (ACS). ACS is seeking one qualified vendor to deliver quality, timely, and integrated, comprehensive adolescent-centered medical services. Proposers must be appropriately licensed to provide medical services in the State of New York. Provider would complete an initial medical assessment on or before a youth being housed and would then complete a comprehensive medical assessment within 72 hours of each admission. Each facility would be staffed with adequate and appropriate health professionals 365 days a year, 24 hours per day. Additionally, Providers would provide limited health services for ACS on-site staff and visitors; create and maintain health records; refer and manage all clinic appointments; coordinate care for hospitalized residents; provide health education and preventive services; efficient movement of medication and charts; institute an infection control plan; and provide all necessary laboratory and pharmaceutical services.

Emergency Treatment

Administration for Children's Services

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Mental Health Evaluation Services for Children and Families

The Mental Health Evaluation Services for Children and Families Program provides psychiatric and psychological evaluations to children and adults involved in the child welfare system. The goal of this program is to secure high quality and timely evaluations to aid family court judges and Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) staff in making difficult decisions regarding child welfare cases. Up to five contracts may be awarded through this procurement, one per borough. Providers would assemble a qualified team of mental health staff who will be able to conduct Court and/or ACS-referred evaluations, including assessment of areas of psychopathology and trauma-related emotional disorders common in child welfare families. Contractors must have an office in the borough where the contracted services are provided and must also be able to provide evaluation services off-site at ACS facilities and/or the client’s home. Evaluators must be licensed and board certified professionals in their disciplines.

Foster Care Services

Administration for Children's Services

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Mental Health Evaluation Services for Children and Families

The Mental Health Evaluation Services for Children and Families Program provides psychiatric and psychological evaluations to children and adults involved in the child welfare system. The goal of this program is to secure high quality and timely evaluations to aid family court judges and Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) staff in making difficult decisions regarding child welfare cases. Up to five contracts may be awarded through this procurement, one per borough. Providers would assemble a qualified team of mental health staff who will be able to conduct Court and/or ACS-referred evaluations, including assessment of areas of psychopathology and trauma-related emotional disorders common in child welfare families. Contractors must have an office in the borough where the contracted services are provided and must also be able to provide evaluation services off-site at ACS facilities and/or the client’s home. Evaluators must be licensed and board certified professionals in their disciplines.

Mental Health Services

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Respite Care

The Respite Care Program provides respite services to youth, between ages of 7 and 17, who have come into contact with, or are at risk of coming into contact with the juvenile justice system due to family instability or conflict. The goals of this program are to: 1) Prevent Persons in Needs of Supervision (PINS) remands, juvenile delinquency detention stays/placements, and contact with juvenile and criminal justice systems and 2) Assist families in de-escalating conflict and improve individual and family functioning. Up to 2 contracts will be awarded through this procurement, one per Service Option: Option 1 includes Brooklyn and Queens and Option 2 includes Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island. Providers would offer respite care services for up to 21 days in a licensed respite home and have youth participate in daily structured activities aimed at building the youth’s strengths. Providers would also offer family therapy services and work simultaneously with the youth’s biological parent/family to achieve positive outcomes.

Life Skills

Administration for Children's Services

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Respite Care

The Respite Care Program provides respite services to youth, between ages of 7 and 17, who have come into contact with, or are at risk of coming into contact with the juvenile justice system due to family instability or conflict. The goals of this program are to: 1) Prevent Persons in Needs of Supervision (PINS) remands, juvenile delinquency detention stays/placements, and contact with juvenile and criminal justice systems and 2) Assist families in de-escalating conflict and improve individual and family functioning. Up to 2 contracts will be awarded through this procurement, one per Service Option: Option 1 includes Brooklyn and Queens and Option 2 includes Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island. Providers would offer respite care services for up to 21 days in a licensed respite home and have youth participate in daily structured activities aimed at building the youth’s strengths. Providers would also offer family therapy services and work simultaneously with the youth’s biological parent/family to achieve positive outcomes.

Case Management

Administration for Children's Services

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Respite Care

The Respite Care Program provides respite services to youth, between ages of 7 and 17, who have come into contact with, or are at risk of coming into contact with the juvenile justice system due to family instability or conflict. The goals of this program are to: 1) Prevent Persons in Needs of Supervision (PINS) remands, juvenile delinquency detention stays/placements, and contact with juvenile and criminal justice systems and 2) Assist families in de-escalating conflict and improve individual and family functioning. Up to 2 contracts will be awarded through this procurement, one per Service Option: Option 1 includes Brooklyn and Queens and Option 2 includes Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island. Providers would offer respite care services for up to 21 days in a licensed respite home and have youth participate in daily structured activities aimed at building the youth’s strengths. Providers would also offer family therapy services and work simultaneously with the youth’s biological parent/family to achieve positive outcomes.

Respite Care

Administration for Children's Services

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Respite Care

The Respite Care Program provides respite services to youth, between ages of 7 and 17, who have come into contact with, or are at risk of coming into contact with the juvenile justice system due to family instability or conflict. The goals of this program are to: 1) Prevent Persons in Needs of Supervision (PINS) remands, juvenile delinquency detention stays/placements, and contact with juvenile and criminal justice systems and 2) Assist families in de-escalating conflict and improve individual and family functioning. Up to 2 contracts will be awarded through this procurement, one per Service Option: Option 1 includes Brooklyn and Queens and Option 2 includes Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island. Providers would offer respite care services for up to 21 days in a licensed respite home and have youth participate in daily structured activities aimed at building the youth’s strengths. Providers would also offer family therapy services and work simultaneously with the youth’s biological parent/family to achieve positive outcomes.

Preventive Services

Administration for Children's Services

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Respite Care

The Respite Care Program provides respite services to youth, between ages of 7 and 17, who have come into contact with, or are at risk of coming into contact with the juvenile justice system due to family instability or conflict. The goals of this program are to: 1) Prevent Persons in Needs of Supervision (PINS) remands, juvenile delinquency detention stays/placements, and contact with juvenile and criminal justice systems and 2) Assist families in de-escalating conflict and improve individual and family functioning. Up to 2 contracts will be awarded through this procurement, one per Service Option: Option 1 includes Brooklyn and Queens and Option 2 includes Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island. Providers would offer respite care services for up to 21 days in a licensed respite home and have youth participate in daily structured activities aimed at building the youth’s strengths. Providers would also offer family therapy services and work simultaneously with the youth’s biological parent/family to achieve positive outcomes.

Parenting Services