RFP-Montgomery County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council

The North Carolina Department of Public Safety, through the Montgomery County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council, is seeking proposals to deliver a suite of evidence‑based services for delinquent and at‑risk youth in Montgomery County for FY 2017‑2018. The grant totals $99,288 in state funds (requires a 20 % local match) and targets counseling, assessment, treatment, mentoring, and shelter services. Applicants must be public agencies, 501(c)(3) nonprofits, or local housing authorities and must submit a full electronic proposal via NC ALLIES by the noon deadline on April 11, 2017. The program must include outcome‑based evaluation and be capable of detecting gang involvement. • Service categories include sex offender evaluation, psychological assessments, substance‑abuse treatment, family counseling, skill‑building programs, restitution, mentoring, and temporary shelter. • Funding is limited to the FY 2017‑2018 fiscal year with services beginning on or after July 1 2017. • Proposals must detail how the request will allocate the grant funds across the listed service categories and demonstrate capacity to provide a formal evaluation component.