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Association to Benefit Children

UEI: SLED_C331A5A5D20F089C

Association to Benefit Children is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_C331A5A5D20F089C. It has been awarded $16,769,026 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Administration for Children's Services, Administration For Children's Services, and Youth and Community Development.

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The Association to Benefit Children specializes in the delivery of prevention services for youth, with specific expertise in implementing Community Prevention Programs (CPP). Their core capabilities focus on the provision of critical intervention services designed to prevent the disruption of care a...

The Association to Benefit Children specializes in the delivery of prevention services for youth, with specific expertise in implementing Community Prevention Programs (CPP). Their core capabilities focus on the provision of critical intervention services designed to prevent the disruption of care and support for youth populations. The organization works exclusively with the Administration for Children's Services, where they maintain a long-term relationship focused on the renewal and execution of youth-centric prevention services within the Manhattan region.

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NAICS: 624110
SLED
06826P0005-Alternative To Placement & Aftercare Services
Solicitation # 06826P0005
The Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) is seeking experienced service providers to deliver Alternative to Placement (ATP) and aftercare services for justice-involved youth ages 12 to 17 and their families. These community-based, intensive services utilize evidence-based interventions, specifically Multisystemic Therapy (MST), to support youth who have been or are being adjudicated in New York City juvenile courts, allowing them to remain at home rather than being remanded to juvenile justice settings. The project is divided into three competition pools: Bronx and Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, and Staten Island. The total maximum available funding is 16,543,326 dollars, with an annual budget of 5,514,442 dollars distributed across an estimated three contracts. The anticipated contract term runs from July 1, 2027, to June 30, 2030, with options for two additional three-year renewals. To be eligible, proposers must have at least three years of experience working with youth offenders and one year of experience delivering community-based intensive services, including a signed letter from MST Services confirming their engagement with the model. Awards will be made to responsive and responsible proposers based on technical scores, with a preference for those demonstrating strong program models and approaches. Contractors must utilize the PASSPort portal for all submissions and the HHS-Accelerator for monthly invoicing. Performance will be monitored through annual metrics starting in the second year, focusing on family engagement, productivity, and participant well-being. Compliance requirements include adhering to the Living Wage Law, maintaining specific insurance coverages, and providing Labor Peace Agreement certification prior to award or renewal.
Administration For Children's Services

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