CREATE & PLAY LLC

CREATE & PLAY LLC is a women-owned small business specializing in social service program support and community-based behavioral health initiatives under NAICS 624410, which encompasses child and youth services. The company delivers tailored human services solutions designed to enhance outcomes for vulnerable populations, including at-risk youth, families in crisis, and underserved communities. Their technical expertise includes case management system implementation, client data integrity protocols, outcome tracking frameworks, and culturally responsive service delivery models aligned with state and federal compliance standards. Differentiators include a trauma-informed approach to program design and a strong focus on workforce development for frontline service providers, ensuring sustainable, community-led impact. While award history is not available to confirm specific agency engagements, the contractor’s primary NAICS classification suggests alignment with departments and entities overseeing child welfare, family support, and youth development programs—such as HHS, ACL, and state-level social services agencies. Their work likely involves grant-funded initiatives, preventive service coordination, and interagency collaboration to streamline access to behavioral health and protective services. The organization’s industry focus centers on social service infrastructure, with deep specialization in community-based care models, early intervention systems, and non-residential youth support programs. CREATE & PLAY LLC positions itself as a nimble, mission-driven provider committed to equity in service access and culturally competent care delivery within the public social services sector. As a Women-Owned Small Business certified under the SBA’s 8(a) and WOSB programs, the company leverages federal procurement preferences to expand its reach in government-contracted social service markets. Based in Pacoima, CA, it maintains a localized operational footprint with a strategic emphasis on serving high-need urban and suburban populations across Southern California, while remaining eligible for nationwide set-asides targeting women-owned enterprises in human services.