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Overnight Mental Health Outreach and Crisis Engagement

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The Overnight Mental Health Outreach and Crisis Engagement subcontract involves providing person-centered outreach for prime contractors on New York State Office of Mental Health projects. The scope of work requires conducting nightly engagement with unsheltered individuals in subway stations, on the streets, and within hospital emergency departments to facilitate immediate access to crisis services and emergency shelters. To qualify for this role, providers must be prequalified by the NYS OMH and deploy multidisciplinary teams consisting of Licensed Clinicians, Case Managers, and Mental Health Peer Specialists. This opportunity is listed under NAICS code 623220, with a response deadline set for December 16, 2026.

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NYS OMH subcontract for nightly mental health outreach and crisis engagement services.

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Safe Option Support (SOS) Program: Overnight Teams

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AgencyNew York → NYS Office of Mental Health
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Performs person-centered outreach for prime contractors on New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) projects. Conducts nightly outreach in subway stations, streets, and hospital emergency departments to identify and engage unsheltered individuals. Facilitates access to emergency shelters and crisis services. Requires multidisciplinary teams of Mental Health Peer Specialists, Case Managers, and Licensed Clinicians. Must be Prequalified by NYS OMH. Delivers nightly outreach services.

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