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Early Psychosis Coordinated Specialty Care Program Staff Enhancement and Evidence Based MA RFA

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BD-23-1022-DMH08-8210C-87233State & Local

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The Massachusetts Department of Mental Health issued solicitation BD-23-1022-DMH08-8210C-87233 to establish a pool of existing or planned Early Psychosis Coordinated Specialty Care programs eligible for grant awards. These grants are intended to enhance staffing and support the implementation of evidence-based practices for youth and young adults experiencing first episode psychosis. The procurement is structured as a rolling Request for Applications, with awards made as funding becomes available. Qualified vendors identified for this program include Boston Medical Center, Brockton Area Multi-Services Inc., The Edinburg Center, Eliot Community Human Services, and Massachusetts General Hospital. Applicants must submit a comprehensive proposal including a self-assessment tool, a program proposal detailing organizational capacity and race, equity, and inclusion practices, and a cost proposal consisting of a budget and narrative. The program emphasizes a team-based approach incorporating case management, psychotherapy, supported employment and education, and family support. Grantees are required to adhere to strict clinical and administrative standards, including the use of the DMH EP Baseline Assessment Battery, compliance with HIPAA and state privacy laws via Business Associate agreements, and participation in learning collaboratives. The selection process is managed through the COMMBUYS system and evaluated by a review committee based on organizational capacity, staffing, and alignment with evidence-based practice implementation.

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Massachusetts offers ongoing grants to strengthen early psychosis care programs through evidence-based staffing and infrastructure.

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MA, 01581, USA

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BD-23-1022-DMH08-8210C-87233 Bid Solicitation

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AgencyMassachusetts → DMH08 - STATEWIDE
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OfficeMA, 01581, USA
Office AddressMA, 01581, USA
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KELSEY SANTOSPurchaser

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The Department of Mental Health (DMH) is seeking to establish a pool of existing or planned Early Psychosis Coordinated Specialty Care Programs (EP CSC Programs) to which it can award grants to enhance staffing or assist with the implementation of Evidence Based Practices.

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