Your Organization NameRetrieving RFP details
Release
Close
Pierce County
Provide justice system-involved and not eligible for medicaid-funded services. The goal is to increase access to behavioral health services at any stage of the sequential intercept model (sim) and services should not be reimbursable under medicaid or private insurance. Services must prioritize coordinated, timely, and effective behavioral health treatment and supports for individuals who are transitioning from incarceration, under community supervision, or otherwise involved with the justice system. Pierce county intends to fund programs that divert individuals from jail or emergency departments, reduce recidivism, and promote long-term stability in the community.
services_for_justice_system_involved_adults-2025-10-20-05-55-57
zip
New York City Dept. of Health and Mental Hygiene, DOHMH
Provide permanent supportive housing units for adults (18+); initially, the Health Department anticipates that the population would be comprised mainly of individuals who are frequently cycling through jail and shelter who have a mental illness and/or substance use disorder.
County of Santa Cruz
Provide CalAIM Justice-Involved Pre-Release Medi-Cal Application Outreach.
Allegheny County
Provide one or more of the following services for older youth who are involved with the child welfare system and whom the court has determined that out-of-home placement is necessary to support their safety. 1) a short-term, 4 to 8-bed (up to 4 boys, up to 4 girls ), 24/7 shelter for youth in need of placement while dhs determines a longer-term solution. 2) a short-term, 6 to 12-bed (up to 6 boys, up to 6 girls) residential diagnostic program that offers multiple types of comprehensive evaluation to inform youth placement and service planning. 3) a 6 to 12-bed (up to 6 boys, up to 6 girls) intensive residential program that provides access to on-site mobile treatment services to support youth who need a step down from a residential treatment facility (rtf) or youth with deep trauma histories and behavioral issues. See outside link.
Release
Oct 17, 2025
Close
Nov 14, 2025