Description
The Hawaii State Department of Health, Family Health Services Division, is seeking a provider to offer reproductive care support and counseling to homeless communities, uninsured/underinsured pregnant, postpartum, and birthing populations on the island of Oahu. The selected provider will be responsible for delivering a wide range of health services, including perinatal care, mental health counseling, and lactation care, outside of a hospital or office setting. The provider will also be required to develop, plan, and evaluate programs to prevent maternal and infant mortality, establish community partnerships, and provide mental health education and support. The period of performance for this project is from January 6, 2026, to September 20, 2026.
• The provider must be based in Hawaii and have at least 5 years of experience working with homeless communities and underinsured/underinsured populations.
• The provider must have expertise in developing partnerships and working with families to improve collaboration with current services and community leadership.
• The provider must have knowledge and experience in providing services to the homeless community, including visiting shelters, tents, streets, or wherever unhoused pregnant people are living.
• The provider must have a strategy for providing services to the homeless community, including cultural sensitivity and awareness.
• The provider must be able to receive payment in the form of a purchase order and/or credit card.