Description
The County of Montgomery is seeking a qualified provider to manage and operate the Davis Transitions community‑based adolescent alternative program. The contractor will run a non‑residential day‑service treatment program for juvenile offenders (ages 12‑18), including a 18‑week structured curriculum, after‑care support, and a parallel parenting‑education component for up to 12 parents per cycle. Responsibilities include staffing qualified counselors and case managers, developing Individual Service Plans, providing transportation, maintaining the on‑site facility, complying with DYS licensing, securing Medicaid provider status, and delivering regular progress reports to the Juvenile Court. The award provides $490,000 of state funding for FY 2024 (Oct 2023‑Sep 2024) with potential Medicaid reimbursements and optional two‑year extensions.
• Serve approximately 36 juvenile participants per cycle and up to 12 parents.
• Deliver case management, counseling, GED prep, job‑readiness, community service, and after‑care services.
• Maintain all required records, insurance, and licensing; file monthly Medicaid claims; and report to the court on incidents and progress.