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Wisconsin SDVPPI statewide domestic violence prevention program management

Wisconsin is seeking one organization to lead its statewide domestic violence prevention initiative. - Government buyer: Wisconsin Department of Children and Families (DCF), Division of Safety and Permanence, Bureau of Safety and Well-Being. - Opportunity: Manage the Statewide Domestic Violence Prevention Program Initiative (SDVPPI), including a statewide youth-focused media campaign, youth advisory and leadership activities, an annual statewide youth convening, and an accessible online prevention resource hub. - Services: Provide training and technical assistance to local organizations; collaborate with DCF and statewide and local partners; and evaluate, monitor, and report program activities and outcomes. - Funding and match: One award with annual funding of $500,000. The selected organization must provide a match of at least 25% of the award. - Eligibility and delivery: Proposers must be qualifying nonprofit corporations, public agencies, or federally recognized Indian tribes or bands providing or proposing specified domestic abuse services. Services must be performed in the United States. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, commercial vendors, or named products are specified. This is a program-management and service opportunity, not a product purchase.

Description

The Wisconsin Department of Children and Families is seeking proposals to manage the Statewide Domestic Violence Prevention Program Initiative (SDVPPI). The initiative includes a statewide media campaign, training and technical assistance for staff and leadership of domestic violence prevention agencies, and coordination of youth and leadership involvement in statewide prevention efforts. Its stated goals include promoting healthy, non-violent relationships, engaging youth in prevention, building local organizations’ capacity, and disseminating knowledge about causes and promising prevention practices. Eligible proposers are qualifying nonprofit corporations, public agencies, or federally recognized Indian tribes or bands that provide or propose to provide specified domestic abuse services.

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