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Supportive Services Coordination

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The contract entails the coordination and administration of supportive services designed to remove barriers to program participation for disadvantaged youth, with a focus on transportation assistance, childcare referrals, and needs-related payments. These services aim to facilitate consistent engagement in programs by addressing logistical and financial obstacles that hinder participation. The work is to be performed at Washington Street in Salem, Massachusetts, with a required response deadline of August 27, 2026, and the solicitation was posted on July 20, 2026. This is a subcontract under NAICS code 624299, classified under the agency name COSPD - Purchasing within the state of Massachusetts. All activities must align with the goal of enhancing access and support for vulnerable youth populations through structured, community-based interventions.

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Coordination of transportation, childcare, and financial aid for disadvantaged youth in Salem, Massachusetts, under subcontract NAICS 624299.

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Washington Street Salem, MA, 01970, US

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Coordinate and administer supportive services including transportation assistance, childcare referrals, and needs-related payments to remove barriers to program participation for disadvantaged youth.

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