Group Violence Intervention Outreach and Social Services

The City of Pittsburgh's Department of Public Safety is seeking proposals from qualified organizations to provide street outreach workers and social services to support the Group Violence Intervention (GVI) program. The selected organization will work collaboratively with the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police and the GVI Coordinator to develop and execute strategies to reduce gun violence. The scope of work includes providing teams of experienced street outreach workers, caseworkers, and administrative support to service members of violence-prone groups and affected communities. The organization will also be required to support the Violence Prevention Learning Line program, which aims to screen families with children ages 0-14 and provide support and services to high- and moderate-risk families. The contract will be for a three-year period, beginning January 1, 2026, and concluding December 31, 2028. • Key responsibilities include: • Providing street outreach workers to connect with individuals at risk of violent behavior • Offering social services, including case management and referrals, to support individuals and families • Collaborating with law enforcement and community partners to develop and execute strategies to reduce gun violence • Providing administrative support for the Violence Prevention Learning Line program • Submitting regular reports and data to track progress and outcomes