Human Services AgencyIssuing agency·San Francisco, CA·via the City and County of San FranciscoCity and County of San Francisco
Human Services Agency (HSA) Funding Opportunity
Request for Proposals (RFP) #1280 Supportive Services for Former Foster Youth
The San Francisco Human Services Agency (SFHSA) announces its intent to seek proposals from nonprofit organizations interested in providing comprehensive supportive services for former foster youth. These services will support the transition of eligible minor and non-minor dependents and youth formerly involved in the child welfare or juvenile justice systems as they adjust to adulthood and independent living. Priority will be given to young adults ages 22 to 28.
The selected provider will deliver innovative programming that includes, at a minimum, individualized services and resource navigation. Proposals may also include additional types of services appropriate for the target population, e.g. group workshops, community-building events, etc.
Services should be culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and designed to promote long-term self-sufficiency.
Pre-Proposal Conference:
November 10, 2026 @ 2pm via Microsoft Teams info below:
Microsoft Teams meeting
Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/2844749515809509?p=sKy0dgxzyHrIL5tj83
Meeting ID: 284 474 951 580 950 9
Passcode: yv2Lu6er
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Attached documents:
• Attachment_1_G-100_(HSA_03-26)for_RFP_1280.pdf
• Attachment_2_Budget_Forms(12-24)_-RFP_1280.xlsx
• Attachment_3_Appendix_J-_Privacy_and_Data_Security.docx
• EXT_HSA___RFP_1280_Supportive_Services_for_Former.pdf
• EXT_HSA___RFP_1280_Supportive_Services_for_Former.xml
• RFP_1280_Supportive_Services_Former_Foster_Youth_26-31_final.pdf
The selected provider will deliver innovative programming including, at a minimum, individualized services and resource navigation, and may also include group workshops and community-building events. Successful respondents will use team-based and evidence-informed intervention strategies supporting individualized one-on-one engagement, including comprehensive initial and ongoing needs assessment, client-directed goal setting, resource and referral coordination, service and team coordination, and advocacy for client needs and goals. Direct services span general systems navigation, financial stability, housing connections, food security, education support, healthcare and behavioral health, employment support, family support, paperwork support, immigration status-specific needs, victim support, community connections, domestic violence support, technology access and digital safety, and legal support. Services may also include minimal direct financial support to clients.
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