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In-Home Family Support Services Delivery

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State & Local

Response Deadline08/27/2026, 08:30:00 PM UTC

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The County of Riverside is seeking contractors to deliver in-home family support services aimed at preventing escalation into the child welfare system for low- to moderate-risk families. Services must be evidence-based and include comprehensive assessments, appropriate referrals to community resources, and a minimum of four home visits per session to ensure family engagement and progress. The goal is to provide timely, targeted interventions that strengthen family functioning and promote child safety within the home environment. This subcontract opportunity is open to organizations capable of implementing structured, measurable programs that align with best practices in preventive child services. The solicitation remains open for responses until August 27, 2026, with a NAICS code of 624110 indicating focus on social assistance services, specifically child and youth services. The place of performance and all service delivery must occur within Riverside County, California, and contractors must be prepared to operate under the county’s specific requirements for service implementation, documentation, and reporting. While no set-aside details are provided, interested parties are expected to demonstrate prior experience in delivering similar in-home interventions and have the infrastructure to support consistent, high-quality service delivery across diverse family scenarios.

General Info

Riverside County seeks contractors for evidence-based in-home family support services with minimum four visits per session, limited to Riverside County, California.

Agency

California → County of RiversideView Agency

NAICS

624110 - Child and Youth ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, USA

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PostedJul 28

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Response DeadlineAug 27

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08/27/2026, 08:30:00 PM UTCin 28 days

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Full Description

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Deliver evidence-based in-home intervention services to low- to moderate-risk families to prevent child welfare system escalation. Includes assessments, referrals, and four home visits per session.

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