Collaborative Courts Full Service Partnership

The County of Orange's Health Care Agency is seeking proposals from qualified firms to deliver the Collaborative Court Full-Service Partnership (FSP) Program Services under the Behavioral Health Services Act (Prop 1). This program aims to serve Seriously Emotionally Disturbed children and Severely Mentally Ill transitional age youth who are at risk of out-of-home placement, particularly those involved with Specialized Dependency and Delinquency Courts. The initiative emphasizes a court-focused, consumer-centered approach that provides individualized, consumer-driven services to youth who have not responded to traditional rehabilitative efforts, often due to underlying mental health issues and family dysfunction. The primary objective is to prevent extended placements outside the home by offering comprehensive, tailored support through the FSP model, addressing the complex needs of these underserved youth. The contract, with a value ranging from five to fifteen million dollars, is open to organizations capable of meeting the minimum qualifications outlined in the RFP and providing the scope of work specified. The solicitation was posted on September 16, 2024, with a response deadline of October 8, 2024. Interested respondents can contact Brandi Solarte via email or phone for further information and access the procurement portal for additional details. The program underscores a collaborative effort to improve outcomes for vulnerable youth within California’s juvenile justice and mental health systems, emphasizing integrated, holistic support services tailored to individual needs.