Children’s Crisis Stabilization Program

The Department of Mental Health is seeking to establish contracts with one or more companies to provide a crisis stabilization treatment program for up to 6 children of any gender, ages 5 years through 12 years of age, experiencing an acute mental health crisis. The program aims to stabilize and transition children back to their home and community. Proposals must identify which scope the program will serve: 4-6 beds statewide or a regional program with no fewer than 2 beds. • The program will provide crisis stabilization treatment for children experiencing an acute mental health crisis. • The program will aim to stabilize and transition children back to their home and community. • Proposals must identify which scope the program will serve: 4-6 beds statewide or a regional program with no fewer than 2 beds. • DMH will fund a maximum of 6 beds. • The program will be funded by the Department of Mental Health.