Opportunity
Wisconsin Vendornet Platform #437003-M27-0002700
Management of Wisconsin’s Statewide Domestic Violence Prevention Program Initiative
Posted
October 27, 2026
Respond By
January 07, 2027
Identifier
437003-M27-0002700
NAICS
813319, 624221
Wisconsin’s Department of Children and Families seeks an organization to manage its statewide domestic violence prevention initiative. - Government buyer: Wisconsin Department of Children and Families (DCF); statewide program. - Requested service: Management and coordination of the Statewide Domestic Violence Prevention Program Initiative (SDVPPI). - Coordinate a statewide media campaign and disseminate information about the causes of domestic and dating violence and promising prevention practices. - Provide training and technical assistance to staff and leaders of domestic violence prevention agencies. - Support youth and leadership participation in statewide prevention efforts and advance coordinated primary-prevention programming. - Build capacity among local providers and youth-serving organizations. - Eligible applicants: Nonprofit corporations, public agencies, or federally recognized Indian tribes or bands that provide or propose qualifying domestic abuse services, including shelter or private-home care, victim advocacy and counseling, a 24-hour hotline, or community education. - OEMs and named vendors: None identified.
Description
The Wisconsin Department of Children and Families (DCF) is seeking proposals to manage the Statewide Domestic Violence Prevention Program Initiative (SDVPPI). The initiative aims to advance primary prevention of domestic and dating violence through coordinated statewide programming, youth engagement, capacity-building for local service providers and youth-serving organizations, and dissemination of knowledge about root causes and promising practices. Its components include a statewide media campaign, training and technical assistance for domestic violence prevention agencies, and organizing youth and leadership in statewide prevention efforts. Eligible applicants are nonprofit corporations, public agencies, or federally recognized Indian tribes or bands that provide or propose to provide specified domestic abuse services.