Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Clubhouse Program

The Lake County Behavioral Health Services is seeking proposals for a Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Clubhouse Program. The program aims to provide a safe and welcoming space for outreach, drop-in engagement, resources, groups, recovery-oriented activities, and connection to services for youth and young adults ages 16-24. The selected contractor will be responsible for operating the TAY Clubhouse at least four days a week and at least twenty hours a week, unless otherwise negotiated in the final contract. The contractor will also be expected to work toward readiness for Medi-Cal reimbursable Clubhouse Services under BH-CONNECT. Some key points to consider: • The program should provide a member-centered, recovery-oriented Clubhouse model that is inclusive of peers and individuals with lived experience in program design and service delivery. • The contractor will be expected to maintain participant records and comply with all applicable confidentiality, HIPAA, County documentation, and reporting requirements. • The program should address equity and promote culturally inclusive services, outreach, accessibility, and responsiveness to anticipated barriers for the target population. • The contractor will be required to submit annual reports to LCBHS, including expenditures made within the fiscal year, activities provided, operating hours, unduplicated participants served, and progress toward Clubhouse fidelity/readiness milestones.