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Caregiver Respite Services

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Response Deadline08/01/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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The contract titled "Caregiver Respite Services" aims to provide temporary relief for family caregivers through in-home or community-based care, ensuring support for those who care for relatives or individuals needing assistance. It is a subcontract opportunity posted by the Alamo Area Council of Governments in Texas, targeting services identified under the NAICS code 624190, which relates to individual and family services. The contract is open for responses until August 1, 2026, following its posting date of July 14, 2025. This contract focuses on delivering essential respite care to alleviate the demands on family caregivers, promoting well-being and sustainability in caregiving roles. Although specific location details, set-aside types, and contact information are not provided, the opportunity facilitates the engagement of organizations capable of offering in-home or community-based respite services. Interested parties can find more information through the provided Texas government procurement portal.

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Provides temporary in-home or community respite care for family caregivers in Texas, open until August 2026.

Agency

Texas → Alamo Area Council of GovernmentsView Agency

NAICS

624190 - Other Individual and Family ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

TX, USA

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PostedJul 14

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Response DeadlineAug 1

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08/01/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTCin 5 days

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AgencyTexas → Alamo Area Council of Governments

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Temporary relief for family caregivers through in-home or community-based care.

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