Formal Solicitation Details This Solicitation is Reserved for the Local Small Business Reserve Program Solicitation Number RFP # 1152794 Bid Opening/ RFP Closing Date Sep 15 2023 2:00PM Title Safe Start: Counseling for Children Exposed to Domestic ViolenceAmendmentsNone to Date Contacts Technical Contact:Mona Cabrera Mona.Cabrera@montgomerycountymd.gov Procurement Specialist:
Buyer First Name: Sarah BuyerEmail: sarah.mcrae@montgomerycountymd.gov Contract Desc: Safe Start: Counseling Services for Children Exposed to Domestic Violence Vendor : Chesapeake Counseling Associates, LLC
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or unserved, (2) Age appropriate outreach and prevention efforts focused on children and youth dating violence and children and youth exposed to domestic violence, or (3) General outreach and domestic violence prevention efforts.
Up to ten million children and adolescents are exposed to domestic violence or intimate partner violence between their parents or caregivers each year. Exposure to domestic violence can have profound and lasting traumatic effects on children and their development.
According to the National Survey of Children’s Exposure to Violence, 40.3% of children surveyed have been exposed to family violence throughout their lifetimes, with 27.7% exposed to physical intimate partner violence among parents.1 Results of the 2015 National Census of Domestic Violence Services indicate over 56% of the population in shelters and transitional housing provided by domestic violence programs in New Jersey consist of children, and
According to the National Survey of Children’s Exposure to Violence, 40.3% of children surveyed have been exposed to family violence throughout their lifetimes, with 27.7% exposed to physical intimate partner violence among parents.1 Results of the 2015 National Census of Domestic Violence Services indicate over 56% of the population in shelters and transitional housing provided by domestic violence programs in New Jersey consist of children, and
