For the development and operation of a regional peer run respite (PRR). PRRs are home-like facilities run by and for individuals who have lived experience of mental health or a mental health with a co-occurring disorder.
Expansion of Peer Run Resource Centers Small Business Set-Aside Award Priority RFP : 720-4588 Summary Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services Mary Brown Non-Professional Services - Non-Technology Request for Proposals (RFP) Published On : 9/20/17 Amended On : Closing On : 11/1/17 2:00 PM Intent Posted On: Open Time Left : 40 Days
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The purpose of this Agreement is to establish new Substance Abuse Peer Support Recovery Center (s) (SAPRCs) in underserved parts of the State and to coordinate and run Peer Support programs to help persons in Recovery from drug addiction.
The funding is being made available for Peer-Run, Recovery-Oriented programs for adults with Serious Mental Illness (SMI). Program One is for a low-barrier drop-in program in San Rafael. Program Two is for Peer-Run expansion programs to serve people experiencing serious mental illness from underserved populations.
In addition to developing and implementing services, the Successful Proposer(s) must secure (i.e., lease or buy) the Peer-Run Respite facility. Proposers may submit a Proposal to operate one or both Peer-Run Respites. At its discretion, DHS may contract with one or two Successful Proposers, depending on their plan and capacity.
Run Organizations interested in leading the development and implementation of this new Peer Specialist Network.
