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The Peer-Led Outreach and Service Delivery subcontract involves providing direct peer-based recovery support services for prime contractors working on Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority projects. The scope of work focuses on supporting adults with behavioral health challenges through the operation of drop-in centers, the facilitation of peer support groups, and the execution of community outreach initiatives. To ensure effective delivery, services must align with community-based facilities and the specific regions defined by the Alaska 1115 Behavioral Health Demonstration waiver. The primary objectives of the contract are the delivery of consistent peer support contacts and the organization of outreach events under NAICS code 624190 for the State of Alaska.

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Subcontract for peer-based recovery support and community outreach for Alaska behavioral health projects.

Agency

State of Alaska → Revenue

NAICS

624190 - Other Individual and Family Services

Place of Performance

AK, USA

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Documents

This scope was carved out of 19899.

The full solicitation package (6 documents), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.

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Trust Grant RFP 19899 Peer-Run Recovery Oriented Program

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AgencyState of Alaska → Revenue

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Performs direct peer-based recovery support services for prime contractors on Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority projects. Operates drop-in centers, facilitates peer support groups, and conducts community outreach for adults with behavioral health challenges. Requires alignment with Alaska 1115 Behavioral Health Demonstration waiver regions and community-based facilities. Delivers peer support contacts and outreach events.

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