Hawaii eProcurement Portal #P27000636

In-community family intervention services for Hawaii First Circuit youth recovery court

The Judiciary, State of Hawaii, First Circuit is seeking an in-community family intervention provider for its Ka Hookele Opio Youth Recovery Court on Oahu. - Government buyer: The Judiciary, State of Hawaii; Family Court, First Circuit. Contact named in the attachment: Mr. Kawika K. Machida. - Service requested: Family Intervention In-Community Services for youth ages 12–17 and their families. The court was formerly called the Juvenile Drug Court. - Expected service volume: Approximately 10–13 families per year, with an average of 10 therapy sessions per family over two to three months and about 4.5 service hours per week. - Delivery and coordination: Provide therapy in homes or other community settings, and coordinate as needed with the court, probation officers, care systems, health and treatment providers, churches, and other organizations. - Key requirements: Use evidence-based or best practices consistent with balanced and restorative justice goals and Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative principles. Services should be culturally relevant, accessible, collaborative, and support accountability, competency development, and public safety. - Specialized capability: Demonstrate the ability to serve youth with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) and similar needs, including understanding how these needs affect service delivery. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs or service vendors are named in the provided materials.

Description

The Judiciary, State of Hawaii is seeking proposals for family intervention in-community services for the Juvenile Drug Court, First Circuit. Services are intended to help juveniles and families resolve problems and conflicts, develop socially acceptable behaviors, and function safely in the community. Services include Family Intervention Services and Anger Management/Violence Prevention Programming and must reflect evidence-based practices, balanced and restorative justice principles, and the Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative principles. The contract period is July 1, 2027 through June 30, 2029, with a possible two-year extension subject to funding and satisfactory performance.

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