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Children and Family Services - Notice of Intent - Notice of Work -Transition to Adulthood Program

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AB-2026-06839International

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The Transition to Adulthood Program, issued by Children and Family Services under solicitation AB-2026-06839, seeks a Qualified Service Provider to support young adults in Edmonton, Alberta. The program focuses on overcoming barriers to independence and strengthening overall well-being through a trauma-informed, relationship-based approach. Key objectives include promoting stability, self-sufficiency, and meaningful community participation through tailored services that address the unique needs and strengths of each participant. The scope of work encompasses individualized mentorship, coaching, and advocacy, with specific activities including goal setting, life skill development, and housing stability support. Providers are expected to assist clients in navigating government systems, managing crises, and accessing essential education, employment, and cultural opportunities. Additionally, the contract includes providing emotional support and practical assistance, such as transportation and accompaniment to necessary appointments and community resources.

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Qualified provider to support Edmonton young adults' independence through mentorship and life skills.

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Children and Family Services

NAICS

624110 - Child and Youth Services

Place of Performance

Edmonton, AB, CAN

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AgencyChildren and Family Services
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Matthew ReynoldsAdmin Support, Contracts
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The service is designed to help young adults overcome barriers, build independence, strengthen well-being, and develop the skills and supports necessary for a successful transition to adulthood. Services are tailored to each young adult's unique needs, goals, strengths, and circumstances, with a focus on promoting stability, self-sufficiency, interdependence, and meaningful community participation. The Qualified Service Provider shall provide individualized mentorship, coaching, advocacy, and life skill development through a relationship-based and trauma-informed approach. Services may include but are not limited to the following: • Goal setting and action planning; • Development of daily living and life management skills; • Housing stability support; • Assistance navigating government systems and community resources; • Crisis intervention and safety planning; • Emotional support; • Providing transportation, accompaniment, and support to help young adults access appointments, services, resources, programs, and other activities identified through service planning; and • Support accessing education, employment, cultural connections, and other community- based opportunities.

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