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LOI SUPT/073 Peer-Led Integrated Recovery & Housing (PIRH) Pilot Program

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SUPT/073State & Local

Submission Closed05/19/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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This contract seeks to establish and implement the Peer-Led Integrated Recovery and Housing (PIRH) Pilot Program in Sacramento County, California, aimed at addressing the pressing needs of adults with severe co-occurring substance use disorders (SUD) and serious mental illness (SMI) who are often homeless or frequently involved with emergency and justice systems. The program is designed to overcome barriers such as complex trauma, untreated symptoms, mistrust of traditional services, and low motivation by providing an integrated, flexible, and recovery-oriented model that emphasizes peer-led support and housing-centered services. It targets individuals referred primarily through the Sacramento County District Attorney's Chronic Offender Rehabilitation Effort (CORE) Program to reduce crisis episodes, hospitalizations, arrests, and recidivism by focusing on intensive engagement, culturally responsive care, and coordinated pathways that promote long-term stability. The program requires full availability of all beds and supportive services by the contract execution date and prioritizes a trauma-informed and flexible care coordination approach. Sacramento County’s strategy emphasizes overcoming fragmented service systems by fostering consistent treatment participation through peer support, which is critical for populations historically disengaged from standard care. The solicitation is managed by the Health Services agency of California, with a response deadline set shortly after the contract posting in May 2026. The contract aims to fill existing service gaps by offering an evidence-based, integrated model that combines housing stability and peer-driven recovery services, ultimately aiming to improve outcomes for a highly vulnerable population.

General Info

Pilot program in Sacramento providing peer-led recovery and housing for adults with SUD and SMI.

Agency

California → Health Services

NAICS

624229 - Other Community Housing Services View NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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LOI SUPT_073 Peer-Led Integrated Recovery _ Housing _PIRH_ Pilot Program.pdf

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 11

Solicitation

Response DeadlineMay 19

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

05/19/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Health Services

Contacts1 person available

OfficeSacramento, CA, 95827, US

Organization / Agency

California → Health Services

Office AddressSacramento, CA, 95827, US

Contacts

Erica CambernHuman Services Program Planner

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

Communities are facing a growing and urgent need to better serve adults with severe co-occurring SUD and SMI, particularly those who are considered to be literally homeless or repeatedly cycling through emergency departments, hospitals and justice systems. Despite significant system involvement, many of these individuals remain disconnected from care due to complex trauma histories, untreated symptoms, limited trust in traditional service models, and low motivation for change. Existing services are often fragmented and lack the intensive, peer-driven, and housing-centered supports necessary to effectively engage this population. This gap highlights the need for a more integrated, flexible, and recovery-oriented approach, one that can meet individuals where they are and provide coordinated pathways to stability. The proposed Peer-Led Integrated Recovery and Housing (PIRH) Pilot Program is designed to address this unmet need through a comprehensive, evidence-informed model tailored to individuals with the most significant barriers to recovery and long-term stability. This Program will prioritize referrals from the Sacramento County District Attorney's Chronic Offender Rehabilitation Effort (CORE) Program. All PIRH Pilot Program beds must be made available and supportive services implemented by the execution date of contract. Key challenges include: High rates of crisis episodes, hospitalizations, and withdrawal management admissions. Elevated risk of arrest, probation violations, and recidivism. Lack of safe, stable housing environments that support recovery. Insufficient availability of peer-led, culturally responsive programs. Fragmented service systems that are difficult to navigate. Sacramento County is focusing on the following key pillars to address these challenges by: Providing intensive engagement to help individuals maintain consistent participation in treatment. Emphasizing the importance of peer-led support to help individuals who have historically not engaged in treatment due to stigma or other related factors. Providing integrated care coordination delivered in a trauma-informed, recovery-oriented, and flexible manner.