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Community Resource and Vocational Partnership Services

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The contract seeks to establish and manage partnerships with educational, vocational, and behavioral health providers to support youth transition planning and ensure long-term success after program completion. The focus is on building collaborative networks that align services with the needs of young people transitioning out of state-supported programs, emphasizing sustainable outcomes through coordinated care and access to opportunity. The work will center in Boston, with performance expected to occur within the 02109 zip code area, targeting local organizations capable of delivering integrated support in academic advancement, job readiness, and mental health services. This is a subcontract under NAICS code 813410, posted on July 27, 2026, with responses due by August 17, 2026. It is issued by the Massachusetts Department of Youth Services – Boston office, indicating the need for alignment with state juvenile service frameworks. Prospective partners must demonstrate capacity to engage with at-risk youth, track progress toward transition milestones, and maintain data-driven accountability. The effort underscores a commitment to systemic collaboration rather than isolated service delivery, requiring vendors to operate as extended extensions of public youth services with measurable impact on community reintegration and workforce development outcomes.

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Partner with Boston-based orgs to support at-risk youth transition through integrated education, job, and mental health services.

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Massachusetts → DYS01 - DYS-BostonView Agency

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813410 - Civic and Social OrganizationsView NAICS

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Boston, MA, 02109, US

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Establish and manage partnerships with educational, vocational, and behavioral health providers to support youth transition planning and post-program success.

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