The purpose of the plan is to normalize conversations and destigmatize ADRD with messaging and education on risk factors that impact cognitive decline as well as chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure for County’s PHD Healthy Communities Branch’s Healthy Brain Initiative (HBI).
brain aging, as well as to provide recommendations for media placements.
Solicitation Details:TitleDissemination of Healthy Brain Aging and Dementia Awareness Campaign: Digital Media PlacementIDBPM037799Alternate IDLot #1Round #4StatusOpen[imp]OpenClosedResponses OpenedApprovedDraftDue / Close Date (EST)Due / Close Date (EST)Solicitation TypeRFP: Double Envelope ProposalPublic NoticePORFPRequest for Information & PricingRequest for InformationRequest for QuoteTechnical Envelope (Multi-Step)RFR - CATS SpecificFinancial
Issuing agency:County of Santa Clara, CASee other Bids by this agency Issuing department:PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENTSee other Bids by this department Description: The Public Health Department (PHD), a department of the County of Santa Clara (County), is currently seeking proposals from qualified organizations for delivering services to increase dementia risk reduction, community-centered approaches to addressing cognitive decline and strengthening stigma-free communication on cognitive health in Santa Clara County African/ African Ancestry (AAA) communities.
brain aging and increase awareness of dementia prevention, screening, and resources for people living with dementia and their caregivers.
Conduct a formative and summative evaluation of CCSD’s Alcohol Prevention Project (Healthy Brain Campaign). Primary Evaluator will lead the data collection, analysis, and interpretation while working with the Project Coordinator to coordinate evaluation efforts. Meet periodically with CCSD Healthy Brain Campaign Project Coordinator to discuss progress of program and evaluation. Primary Evaluator and other staff will attend trainings provided
Based on the important role that high quality early child education and care plays in workforce participation for parents as well as healthy brain development and lifelong health and wellbeing in children, OCF/IECC determined that increasing access to child care for Frederick County families would increase the future prosperity of the community.
