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SHSS-Low Barrier Short Term Stabilization Care

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BC159059International

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The Ministry of Child and Family Development is seeking qualified service providers to deliver Low-Barrier Short-Term Stabilization Care services for children and youth. These services are designed to provide culturally safe and individualized support for individuals experiencing a crisis or the breakdown of their living environment, specifically targeting those who face barriers to service such as a lack of formal diagnosis or living instability. Under solicitation number BC159059, the government aims to identify providers who can offer these critical supports based on program needs and priorities. Qualified respondents may be invited to finalize a service contract with the Director. Interested parties should note the primary point of contact is the Contracting Authority via the provided procurement email.

General Info

MCFD seeks providers for culturally safe, low-barrier short-term stabilization care for youth crises.

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Government of Canada → Ministry of Children and Family Development

NAICS

624110 - Child and Youth ServicesView NAICS

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CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Ministry of Children and Family Development
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The Ministry of Child and Family Development (“MCFD”) is seeking qualified Service Providers to deliver Low-Barrier Short-Term Stabilization Care services (“LBSTSC” Services”) to children and youth. Low-Barrier Short-Term Stabilization Care Services provides culturally safe, individualized supports for children and youth who are experiencing a crisis and/or breakdown of their living environment (family, Out-of-Care arrangement or In Care placement). The LBSTSC Services support children, youth and families who often experience barriers to service, such as those without a formal diagnosis, those experiencing a functional crisis, or those experiencing living instability. Subject to MCFD program needs and priorities, Service Providers who meet the Province’s requirements under this CFR may be invited to finalize a service contract with the Director. NTD: There will be a Respondent's meeting held via Teams at 10:00 a.m. PST, March 14, 2023. Please see Section 4.24 of the CFR for details.

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