Los Angeles County Lacounty #RFB-IS-26201037

Los Angeles County Seeks Vendor for Senior Behavioral Health Access & Community Wellness Program Implementation

This opportunity seeks a qualified service provider to implement the Senior Behavioral Health Access & Community Wellness Program for Los Angeles County. - Government Buyer: - County of Los Angeles Internal Services Department, in partnership with the Department of Mental Health (DMH) and the Faith Based Advocacy Council (FBAC) - Scope of Work: - Develop and deliver six in-person training workshops for four faith-based community organizations - Focus: Reducing behavioral health stigma and connecting seniors (age 60+) to behavioral health services - Training must include pre- and post-test evaluation tools, DMH-branded promotional materials, and formal certification for organizations - Recruit at least 100 seniors (age 60+) to attend four events (one per faith-based organization) - Each event must have a minimum of 25 attendees, provide outreach, navigation, referrals, and behavioral health education - Coordinate facilities for all events and workshops - Ensure ADA accessibility, proximity to public transit, and provide food/refreshments at no cost to attendees - Facility fees up to $2,000 per location are covered - Deliverables include: - Training development and delivery - Promotional and evaluation materials - Participant recruitment and tracking - Agendas and schedules for workshops - Certification for organizations - Final summary report with outcomes, testimonials, and presentation to FBAC - Minimum Vendor Qualifications: - Master's degree in social work - Active California LCSW license - Five years' experience in specialty behavioral health services for seniors - Five years' experience facilitating workshops - No specific OEMs or commercial product vendors are named; the solicitation is open to qualified service providers meeting the above requirements.

Description

This solicitation seeks a qualified vendor to implement the Senior Behavioral Health Access & Community Wellness Program (SBHACWP) in partnership with the Department of Mental Health and the Faith Based Advocacy Council. The selected vendor will develop and conduct six training workshops for four faith-based community organizations, focusing on reducing behavioral health stigma and linking seniors aged 60 and above to behavioral health services. The vendor and organizations will recruit at least 100 seniors to attend events that include outreach, engagement, navigation, referrals, and education on behavioral health. The program spans a 10-month period with specific deliverables including training development, promotional materials, evaluation, and final reporting.

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