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MO, USA

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This scope was carved out of RFP2027-23.

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Lease and Operation of a Nonprofit Childcare and Community Services Facility at Horace Mann

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AgencyMissouri → City Of St. Joseph
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Performs specialized educational, social, or health services for nonprofit operators of the Horace Mann facility. Delivers early childhood education, before- and after-school tutoring, senior services including Medicare and tax prep, arts and theater programs, and high school life skills training. Uses program-specific curricula and financial software. Requires certified tax preparers or tutors. Delivers scheduled programs and service reports.

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