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JISH Case Management and Housing Stability Services

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This scope was carved out of 81622P0004.

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81622P0004-Justice-Involved Supportive Housing (Open-Ended)

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AgencyNew York → Department Of Health And Mental Hygiene
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Performs intensive case management for prime contractors on NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) JISH projects. Conducts initial assessments, develops individualized service plans, maintains contact notes, and performs outreach to residents. Coordinates services with external treatment providers in scattered-site and congregate housing environments. Delivers completed service plans and progress notes.

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