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Residential Youth Care Services

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The contract outlines the provision of continuous, 24/7 supervised residential care services for youth, emphasizing a holistic approach that includes counseling, life skills training, behavioral support, education coordination, and active family engagement. These services are designed to support the comprehensive needs of youth in a residential setting, promoting their well-being, development, and successful transition to more independent living. The subcontract, titled "Residential Youth Care Services," is managed by the Procurement Office in Illinois and is set to be performed in Springfield, ZIP code 62702. It falls under the NAICS code 624110, indicating the specialized nature of social assistance services. Although specific details such as solicitation number and point of contact are not provided, the contract is publicly accessible for review via the Illinois bid portal. This contract supports the state's commitment to delivering structured and supportive residential environments tailored to youth requiring care and guidance.

General Info

24/7 supervised residential youth care with counseling, life skills, education, and family involvement in Springfield.

Agency

Illinois → Procurement OfficeView Agency

NAICS

624110 - Child and Youth ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Springfield, IL, 62702, US

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PostedMar 3

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AgencyIllinois → Procurement Office

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Provide 24/7 supervised residential care for youth including counseling, life skills training, behavioral support, education coordination, and family engagement.

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