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Six Outreach Specialists will serve as the primary operational staff for the SafeCare Augmented program under the District of Columbia Department of Health, conducting in-person home visits to deliver the parent curriculum, perform assessments and screenings, teach essential parenting skills, provide referrals to community resources, and support clients in accessing healthcare services. These specialists are responsible for directly engaging families in their homes to promote child development, parental competence, and overall family well-being through structured, evidence-based interventions. The position is part of a forecasted procurement under the title SafeCare Home Visiting Contractors, posted on July 23, 2026, with no specified solicitation number or set-aside details. The work will be performed within the District of Columbia, though exact location details are not provided. The role requires consistent on-site presence, cultural competency, and the ability to navigate social service systems to connect families with necessary health and support services. No NAICS code or organizational type is indicated, and there is no listed point of contact for inquiries.

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Six outreach specialists conduct in-home visits in DC to deliver parenting programs and connect families to health services.

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District of Columbia → Health (DOH)

NAICS

624190 - Other Individual and Family ServicesView NAICS

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Health (DOH)
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The 6 Outreach Specialist(s) will act as the primary operating staff for the newly established, SafeCare Augmented program as a SafeCare Provider. The Outreach Specialist will conduct in-person home visits to facilitate the SafeCare Augmented parent curriculum, complete assessments and screenings, teach parent skills, provide referrals, and assist with clients' access to healthcare.

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