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The Workforce and Community Training subcontract, issued by the California Department of Mental Health, focuses on the development and delivery of specialized training for prime contractors working on LACDMH projects. The primary objective is to enhance the skills of the mental health workforce and community stakeholders through the design of educational workshops and skill-building activities aimed at improving overall workforce competencies. To successfully execute this contract, the provider must possess a combination of instructional design expertise and behavioral health subject matter expertise. Key deliverables include the creation and implementation of training curricula and the submission of detailed competency assessment reports. The work is to be performed in Los Angeles, with a response deadline set for June 30, 2033.

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LACDMH subcontract for mental health workforce training and curricula development in Los Angeles.

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This scope was carved out of DMH10262026B1.

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CAPACITY BUILDING SUPPORT SERVICES THROUGH THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES ACT

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AgencyCalifornia → Department of Mental Health
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Develops and provides training for prime contractors on LACDMH projects to enhance the skills of the mental health workforce and community stakeholders. Designs education workshops and skill-building activities to improve workforce competencies. Requires instructional design expertise and behavioral health subject matter expertise. Delivers training curricula and competency assessment reports.

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