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Fourth Family Defense (Child Welfare) Quality Improvement & Caseload Reduction

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2113025State & Local

Submission Closed10/18/2024, 05:00:00 PM EDT

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NAICS: 624110

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Solicitation # CC-27-906

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Solicitation # 1462

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AI Contract Overview

This contract opportunity is issued by the New York State Office of Indigent Legal Services to support counties in developing innovative programs aimed at enhancing the quality of legal representation for parents accused of child maltreatment who are unable to afford counsel. The initiative focuses on reducing attorney caseloads, ensuring access to counsel during investigations, employing interdisciplinary approaches, and providing high-quality training to legal professionals. The contract spans three years and is open to all New York State counties, with a total project budget estimated between five and fifteen million dollars. Applicants must note that counties previously awarded similar grants under the ILS Family Defense (Child Welfare) Quality Improvement and Caseload Reduction program are ineligible to apply. The solicitation emphasizes the importance of innovative, effective strategies to improve child welfare legal services and encourages counties to propose programs that can significantly impact the quality of representation. The deadline for submission is October 18, 2024, and the contract aims to foster statewide improvements in child welfare defense practices through tailored, high-impact initiatives.

General Info

Agency

New York → Indigent Legal Services, NYS Office of

NAICS

624110 - Child and Youth Services

Place of Performance

NY, USA

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NONE

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedAug 21

Solicitation

Response DeadlineOct 18

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

10/18/2024, 05:00:00 PM EDT

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AgencyNew York → Indigent Legal Services, NYS Office of

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Organization / AgencyNew York → Indigent Legal Services, NYS Office of

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Full Description

ILS announces the availability of funds and is soliciting proposals from New York State counties to develop new, innovative programs or practices to improve the quality of representation provided to parents accused of child maltreatment who cannot afford to retain counsel, including reduced attorney caseloads, access to counsel during the child welfare investigation, utilization of an interdisciplinary approach to representation, and high-quality training opportunities. PLEASE NOTE: Counties that were awarded any previous ILS Family Defense (Child Welfare) Quality Improvement and Caseload Reduction Grant are NOT eligible to apply for this grant. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Set Aside: No Due date:10/18/2024 5:00 PM Contract term: Three-year contract County(ies): All NYS counties Location: Statewide Business entities awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: None

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