RFP: SERVING DELINQUENT AND AT-RISK YOUTH WITH STATE’S JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL GRANT FUNDS

The Montgomery County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council seeks proposals to deliver a suite of evidence‑based services for delinquent and at‑risk youth in Montgomery County, NC. The award pool totals $99,288 for FY 2018‑19, with a required 20 % local match. Services must include assessment, treatment, skill‑building, restitution, shelter care, or vocational programming and must contain built‑in outcome measurement and gang‑deterrence components. Applications are submitted electronically via NC ALLIES by March 16 2018. No paper copies are required. • Target populations: youth with prior juvenile court referrals, substance‑use, mental‑health, school behavior issues, or gang involvement. • Required service categories: sex‑offender evaluation, clinical assessment, interpersonal skill‑building, restitution/community service, temporary shelter, vocational training with employment support. • Eligibility limited to local public agencies, 501(c)(3) nonprofits, and local housing authorities; for‑profit firms are excluded. • Funding is a single‑year grant (FY 2018‑19) with services to begin on or after July 1 2018.