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Spanish-Language Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Educator/Presenter

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This subcontract involves providing evidence-based community education presentations regarding Substance Use Disorders for prime contractors working on Washington County Addictions Program projects. The selected provider will deliver SUD curricula in Spanish to Spanish-speaking individuals who use substances, ensuring all services are performed in accordance with Oregon Administrative Rules. Qualified candidates must possess at least two years of experience in Spanish SUD outreach and education. The primary objective of the contract is the delivery of completed community education presentations and outreach services. This opportunity is associated with the Department of Health and Human Services in Oregon and falls under NAICS code 621999.

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Provide Spanish-language substance use disorder education and outreach for Washington County projects.

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This scope was carved out of 2026.090-LOI.

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Spanish Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Community Education Presentations in Washington County

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Performs evidence-based community education presentations regarding Substance Use Disorders (SUD) for prime contractors on Washington County Addictions Program projects. Delivers SUD curricula in Spanish to Spanish-speaking individuals who use substances per Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs). Requires two years of experience in Spanish SUD outreach and education. Delivers completed community education presentations and outreach services.

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