Community-Based Dementia Care Implementation Support

The contract seeks to provide on-the-ground support to tribal organizations for implementing evidence-based dementia care models, with a focus on enhancing care coordination, establishing clear referral pathways, and integrating services to better serve individuals living with dementia and their families. This initiative is designed to strengthen local capacity within tribal communities by embedding proven strategies into existing health and social service infrastructures, ensuring culturally appropriate and sustainable care delivery. The work will require close collaboration with tribal leaders, healthcare providers, and community members to tailor approaches that respect tribal traditions while meeting clinical best practices. This subcontract is issued by the Administration for Community Living under the Department of Health and Human Services under the NAICS code 624210, reflecting its alignment with community social services. Applications must be submitted by July 22, 2026, and the effort is intended to operate in tribal communities across the United States, though specific locations are not defined in the posting. The goal is to improve access to timely, coordinated dementia care in underserved populations, reduce disparities in outcomes, and build long-term resilience in tribal health systems through hands-on technical assistance and implementation support.