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Children and Family Services - Notice of Intent - NTV Category 5 FIS

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AB-2026-05624International

Response Deadline08/20/2026, 06:04:00 PM UTC

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Children and Family Services is seeking providers to deliver community-based supports aimed at strengthening protective factors and reducing risks of child maltreatment and abuse. Services include parent education and support, early childhood development initiatives, information and referral services, service coordination and navigation, community development efforts, and collaborative service delivery models. These programs are designed to empower families through accessible, localized resources and integrated support systems. The opportunity is posted under solicitation number AB-2026-05624 with a response deadline of August 20, 2026. Proposals must be submitted in response to this preliminary notice, and performance will be centered in Edmonton, Alberta. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Matthew Reynolds, Contracts Manager, reachable via email at matthew.reynolds@gov.ab.ca.

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Provide community-based family support services in Edmonton, Alberta, by August 20, 2026, under solicitation AB-2026-05624.

Agency

Children and Family ServicesView Agency

NAICS

624190 - Other Individual and Family ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Edmonton, AB, CAN

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PostedAug 10

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Response DeadlineAug 20

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08/20/2026, 06:04:00 PM UTCin 10 days

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AgencyChildren and Family Services

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Children and Family Services

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Matthew ReynoldsContracts, Manager

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These services provide community-based supports to families to strengthen protective factors and reduce the risk factors related to child maltreatment and abuse. Examples: a) Parent education and support b) Early childhood development c) Information and referral d) Service coordination and navigation e) Community development f) Collaborative service delivery (formerly OBSD)

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