LGBTQIA+ Resource Mapping and Referral Coordination
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The LGBTQIA+ Resource Mapping and Referral Coordination subcontract is established to support prime contractors on New York State Office of Mental Health projects. The primary objective is to identify, audit, and vet LGBTQIA+ friendly healthcare and housing providers throughout New York State to ensure a reliable network of supportive resources. The selected provider will be responsible for creating and maintaining a comprehensive statewide directory of vetted referral partners and developing standardized protocols for seamless hand-offs from crisis lines to community providers. The final deliverables include a complete statewide referral directory and a formal coordination protocol to improve access to specialized care.
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LGBTQIA+ Youth and Young Adult Crisis Line
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