Mental Health Supported Employment (MHSE)
DVRs Mental Health Supported Employment (MHSE) program is an employment program that focuses on employment as a key aspect of recovery. It is developed in cooperation with the Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) and implemented at the local level between DVR district offices, local mental health centers, and/or other qualified organizations. The Program provides services in the most integrated settings possible, as appropriate and consistent with informed choice, which prepares individuals for competitive integrated employment outcomes. Services are defined in the definitions section of this RFP and include but are not limited to: Career Exploration (to include job shadows, job site evaluation, vocational assessments, and other services as needed) Job Development & Preparation Job Placement Personal Adjustment Training Job Coaching Extended Services Awarded Offeror(s) will work cooperatively with the local DVR offices in carrying out their roles and responsibilities as identified in this RFP.
Awarded Offeror(s) will work cooperatively with local DVR offices to provide services including Career Exploration (job shadows, job site evaluation, vocational assessments), Job Development & Preparation, Job Placement, Personal Adjustment Training, Job Coaching, and Extended Services. Offerors must participate in monitoring activities, allow DVR to audit records, comply with improvement recommendations, and maintain programmatic and fiscal records for four state fiscal years plus the current year. Offerors are required to submit monthly billing statements and progress reports, projection reports, and end-of-contract-year data. Personnel must meet specified provider qualifications including CARF or RSAS accreditation or a combination of education, experience, and certification. Attendance at quarterly Mental Health Consortium meetings is required.
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