CCMEP RFP

The Clark County Department of Job and Family Services is seeking proposals for the provision of comprehensive case management, employment, and training services for eligible low-income individuals aged 14-24. The program aims to promote self-sufficiency and provide support for educational and employment goals. The selected provider will be responsible for developing, implementing, and coordinating direct-service programs that prepare and connect youth to post-secondary education, training, and employment. The program will focus on five WIOA elements: paid and unpaid work experiences, leadership development opportunities, adult mentoring, financial literacy education, and entrepreneurial skills training. The provider will be required to attend recruitment events, provide regular progress reports, and ensure that participants receive supportive services such as childcare and transportation. Some key aspects of the program include: • Providing comprehensive case management and employment services to eligible youth • Developing and implementing a program that addresses the five WIOA elements • Ensuring participants receive supportive services such as childcare and transportation • Providing regular progress reports and attending recruitment events • Fostering partnerships with local employers and organizations to provide work experience and job placement opportunities The ideal provider will have experience in delivering similar services, a strong understanding of the WIOA elements, and the ability to develop and implement a comprehensive program that meets the needs of the target population.