Intensive Supervision Youth Competency Program

The County of Kenosha, Wisconsin, is seeking qualified providers for the Intensive Supervision Youth Competency Program, aimed at supporting youth adjudicated by juvenile court who are at risk of out-of-home placement due to their behavior. This program emphasizes positive youth development to aid these youth in successfully completing supervision periods, avoiding new delinquent acts, enhancing decision-making skills, and assisting parents in setting clear, consistent rules and appropriate expectations for their children. Through targeted skill-building activities and behavior change strategies, the program works to address underlying needs and reduce recidivism among participants. The solicitation, identified as number 202604, was posted on June 3, 2026, with a response deadline of June 30, 2026. The County of Kenosha seeks providers capable of delivering these specialized services within Wisconsin. The primary contact for this solicitation is Matthew Fleming, reachable by phone or email. This initiative is part of the county’s efforts to improve outcomes for at-risk youth through structured, supervision-based interventions that foster positive behavioral changes and family support.