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Community Poverty Reduction & Empowerment Services

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The Community Poverty Reduction and Empowerment Services subcontract, issued by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Division of Community Action and Economic Opportunity, focuses on direct service delivery for poverty reduction projects. The selected provider will be responsible for creating and operating programs designed to combat poverty, while providing essential case management, outreach, and navigation services. To ensure safety and compliance, all personnel working with children must pass ICHAT, sex offender registry, and Central Registry background checks. The contract requires strict adherence to Title VI and Title IX non-discrimination standards and mandates the delivery of programmatic reports to verify performance goals and client outcomes. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 23, 2026, for this opportunity categorized under NAICS code 624190.

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MDHHS subcontract for poverty reduction services, case management, and outreach due November 23, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of MCPCA-2027.

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Michigans Community Partner Community Action - 2027

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AgencyMichigan Department of Health and Human Services → Division of Community Action and Economic Opportunity
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Performs direct service delivery for prime contractors on BCAEO poverty reduction projects. Creates and operates programs to address poverty, provides case management, outreach, and navigation services. Personnel must undergo ICHAT, sex offender registry, and Central Registry checks for those working with children. Complies with Title VI and Title IX non-discrimination standards. Delivers programmatic reports verifying performance goals and client outcomes.

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