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Case Management & Peer Recovery Support

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This scope was carved out of RFP-NHJB-2026-06.

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Concord Family Treatment Court

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AgencyNew Hampshire → Department Of Justice
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Provides intensive case management and peer-led recovery support for prime contractors on New Hampshire Judicial Branch Concord Family Treatment Court projects. Coordinates services, engages participants, navigates social services, and provides peer-to-peer mentorship for individuals in recovery. Requires Certified Peer Recovery Specialists (CPRS) or licensed social workers. Delivers case management logs and service coordination plans.

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