Request for application for Disaster Human Services. Human Services Network Coordination, Disaster Case Management, Flexible Funds, and related technical assistance in support of wildfire response, stabilization, and recovery activities
Pre-Bid Conference: None.
The scope includes three Tracks: Track 1 – Community Human Services Support (direct community and household-facing assistance such as Resource Navigation, Referrals, Outreach, basic Casework, emergency assistance, resource distribution, and support through Resilience Hubs); Track 2 – Human Services Network Coordination (supporting the broader human services ecosystem including network coordination, organization and asset mapping, coordinated intake and Referral, resource coordination, identification of gaps and duplication, information sharing, and continuity from response through recovery); and Track 3 – Individual Assistance Implementation and Disaster Case Management (specialized household recovery services including Disaster Case Management, assessment and Recovery Planning, sustained case coordination, navigation and advocacy, administration of authorized household assistance or benefits, and related documentation and accountability). Applicants may also select optional Flexible Funding and Training and Capacity Building capabilities. Services are activated only through a written Services Request Order (SRO) and no work or funding is guaranteed.
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