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  5. Montgomery County

    CountyMD

    Weekend and Holiday Child and Adult Protective Services

    Providing weekend and holiday protective services for children and adults to include screening and investigation services for suspected child and adult abuse and neglect cases and crisis intervention services in open child welfare and adult protective services cases.

  10. Arizona Department of Child Safety

    State AgencyAZ

    Arizona Families FIRST

    The Arizona Department of Child Safety is issuing this RFP to procure services supporting the Arizona Families F.I.R.S.T. program and its child-safety and family-well-being mission.

  14. City of Winchester

    CityVA

    Family Partnership Meeting Facilitation

    The City of Winchester is soliciting proposals for Family Partnership Meeting (FPM) facilitation services to prepare, facilitate, and document FPMs for children, youth, and families involved in the child welfare system.

  18. Massachusetts Department of Public Health

    State AgencyMA

    214830 Housing Stability Support

    The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (Bureau of Substance Addiction Services) RFR seeks vendors to provide housing stability support services to adults, families, and young adults in recovery from substance use disorders, delivered in permanent and transitional housing settings.

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What Child Welfare Software buyers are planning now

Recent board meeting, budget, plan, and contract evidence, connected to the buyer and relevant decision-makers.

County of Los Angeles
CAJul 28
Why now

- Youth remain in custody when suitable placements are difficult to find, and referral visibility and timing affect access to services. - Providers have delayed services through direct billing and incomplete referral visibility. - Staffing shortages affect referral timing and service access for high-risk youth. - Approximately $225,000 in expenditures was submitted during the fiscal year. - The Board ordered reports within 14 and 30 days on funding and referrals. - Departments are implementing systems to capture referrals, services, metrics, and related data reliably under current workflows, indicating workflow and data-management pain relevant to child welfare case-management software. - Contracting officials discussed requiring providers to serve youth with high-risk markers and challenging behaviors in placement settings that meet their needs. - Existing referral processes rely heavily on the Intake and Detention Center, while alternative referral channels are being developed with contracted providers. - Los Angeles County lacks an intermediate 24-hour supervised placement option between electronic monitoring and detention for some youth returning to court. - Probation supervisors reported critical staffing shortages, mandatory overtime, and growing safety concerns affecting service delivery and compliance.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Jul 28
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Eric Suarez
Acting Assistant Fire Chief, Training Services Division (Director of Training Solutions)
Angela Ovalle
Acting Branch Manager (Legislative Affairs and Intergovernmental Relations Branch)

County of Kern
CAJul 28
Why now

- Child welfare review examined policies, practices, training records, and randomized case files. - More than 50 key informant interviews informed system improvement findings. - Workforce investments were offset by workload increases affecting caseworker capacity. - Recommendations called for better social-worker tools, training, supervision, and documentation workflows. - Front-end intake, permanency, and placement practices require further strengthening. - Over 200 staff and nearly 60 community members responded to surveys or listening activities. - The review identifies child welfare workflow and documentation needs but records no modernization directive or procurement action. וחend? no

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Jul 28
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Teresa Pickens
Administrative & Human Resources Division Chief
Laura Avila
Assessor-Recorder
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