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Family Support and Case Management Services

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This scope was carved out of SSD-26-POS-9886.

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Kaʻū ʻOhana Support Services

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AgencyHawaii → Department of Human Services
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Performs comprehensive assessment, coordination, and linkage services for prime contractors on Department of Human Services (DHS) projects in the Ka‘u district. Conducts initial screenings, develops service plans addressing risk and safety factors, and links clients to community resources using Trauma- and Healing-Informed Care. Requires staff certifications in social work and completion of DHS SDO training on CWSB Safety Assessments. Delivers completed client case files and assessments.

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