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SHSS - Respite Care Services

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BC159058International

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The Ministry of Child and Family Development is inviting qualified service providers to deliver Respite Care Services aimed at supporting children and youth with complex needs by offering culturally safe, developmentally appropriate, and structured care outside their primary living arrangements. These services are designed as a family preservation strategy to help maintain children and youth within their homes, prevent entry into state care, and provide critical relief to families under stress. Eligible providers must meet provincial standards and will be considered for contract awards based on MCFD’s program priorities and needs. The solicitation, titled SHSS - Respite Care Services under number BC159058, was posted on June 2, 2026, with responses due by February 28, 2033, and falls under NAICS code 624110. A respondents' meeting was scheduled for March 14, 2023, via Microsoft Teams, as outlined in the request for proposal. All inquiries and communications should be directed to the contracting authority at mcfprocurementservices@gov.bc.ca.

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MCFD seeks providers for culturally safe respite care supporting children with complex needs, preserving family units.

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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 Respite Care services (“RC Services”) to children and youth. Respite Care Services are a family preservation service that provide a culturally safe, developmentally appropriate and structured environment outside of the primary living arrangement for children and youth with varying complex needs. The RC Services are part of a support plan to maintain a child/youth’s living arrangement within the family and/or prevent children/youth from coming Into Care, and are intended for various service recipients. 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.There will be a Respondents 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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