Mendocino County PlanetBids #RFP 031-26

Mendocino County seeks bilingual, evidence-based Anger Management services for families and youth

Mendocino County Department of Social Services is seeking qualified providers to deliver bilingual, evidence-based Anger Management services for families and youth involved with Family and Children's Services. - Government Buyer: - County of Mendocino Department of Social Services - Family and Children's Services - Purchasing, Contracts, and Vendor Relations Unit - Services Requested: - Bilingual, trauma-informed Anger Management programming for parents, caregivers, and youth - Structured, evidence-based or evidence-informed interventions - Group and individual sessions, intake and assessment, crisis and safety support, case coordination, reporting for case and court needs, completion and aftercare - Culturally responsive services, including tribal and Spanish-language programs - Inclusive of LGBTQ+ individuals and underserved rural communities - Unique Requirements: - Providers must demonstrate relevant experience and ability to deliver measurable outcomes - Collaboration with child welfare staff and timely documentation - Capacity to serve rural, tribal, and underserved populations - No specific OEMs or vendors are mandated; open to all qualified service providers - Contract term is three years, with options to extend for up to two additional three-year periods

Description

This Request for Proposal (RFP) from the County of Mendocino seeks qualified vendors to provide bilingual, structured, evidence-based Anger Management services for parents, caregivers, and youth involved with Mendocino County Family and Children’s Services (FCS). The services aim to address anger-related behaviors that compromise child safety, hinder reunification efforts, or negatively affect family functioning. The County intends to award one or more contracts to providers who can deliver high-quality, trauma-informed, culturally responsive interventions across the county, including rural and tribal communities. Providers must demonstrate measurable improvements in client behavior and family safety while maintaining strong communication and coordination with FCS.

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