Description: The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services seeks a contractor to operate a Teen Court diversion program in Baltimore City for youth ages 11–17 who have admitted misdemeanor involvement. The one-year program is intended as an alternative to formal court processing and will provide case management, intake and hearings, counseling, crisis planning, and wraparound connections to community resources. The contract requires a Baltimore City office and qualified staff, including a licensed social worker and experienced program manager.
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CityNC
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The City of Raleigh seeks proposals from one or more agencies to administer its Homelessness Prevention, Diversion, and Rapid Exit Program. The program is intended to prevent households at imminent risk from becoming homeless. It also aims to divert households experiencing homelessness and help them rapidly exit the homeless response system.
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
State AgencyMA
Posted
Nov 6, 2017
Jun 30, 2027
Through this Request for Applications (RFA), the Department of Mental Health (DMH) is seeking Applicants interested in obtaining grant funding for the purpose of establishing a Jail/Arrest Diversion project in one or more communities in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
CityNC
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Nov 17, 2026
The City of Raleigh seeks proposals from one or more agencies to administer its Homelessness Prevention, Diversion, and Rapid Exit Program. The program is intended to prevent households at imminent risk from becoming homeless. It also aims to divert households experiencing homelessness and help them rapidly exit the homeless response system.
State AgencyHI
Posted
Oct 14, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
To provide an alternative diversion program for Family Court referrals for first time juvenile offenders who meet the referral criteria. Referrals may be from the County Police, the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney, District Traffic Court or the Department of Education. Teen (peer) jury system to apply balanced and restorative justice values of accountability, competency development and public safety to help participants increase law abiding behaviors and reduce the risk of recidivism. The court may be presided over by an attorney or judge.
