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Kenosha County Solicits Intensive Supervision Youth Competency Program Services

Kenosha County Department of Human Services is seeking qualified organizations to deliver the Intensive Supervision Youth Competency Program for adjudicated youth at risk of out-of-home placement. - Government Buyer: - Kenosha County Department of Human Services, Division of Children & Family Services - Products/Services Requested: - Intensive Supervision Youth Competency Program - Services include intensive supervision, case management, family engagement, educational and vocational support, and behavioral health integration for youth aged 12-17 - Focus on positive youth development, behavior change, skill-building, and parental support - Emphasis on measurable outcomes and collaboration with county human services - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, as this is a service-based solicitation - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Comprehensive service delivery to at-risk youth and their families - Integration of educational, vocational, and behavioral health support - Providers must demonstrate experience with similar youth programs and measurable results - Collaboration with county agencies and focus on reducing recidivism - Contract Details: - Initial contract term is one year, with up to four additional one-year renewal options - Place of Performance: - Kenosha County Department of Human Services, 8600 Sheridan Rd., Kenosha, WI 53143 - Services to be delivered within Kenosha, WI

Description

The County of Kenosha, WI is seeking qualified providers to deliver the Intensive Supervision Youth Competency Program. This program addresses the needs of youth adjudicated by juvenile court, at risk of out-of-home placement, using positive youth development concepts. It aims to help youth complete supervision, avoid new delinquent acts, improve decision-making, and assist parents in establishing clear, consistent rules and age-appropriate expectations. The program emphasizes behavior change through skill-building activities to reduce recidivism.

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