New Jersey’s Department of Children and Families is seeking up to three separate contracts—one per county (Burlington, Cumberland, Passaic)—to operate the My First Place Transitional Living Program for youth ages 18‑21 who have aged out of the child‑welfare system and are experiencing homelessness. The awardee must provide scattered‑site housing (max two youth per unit), intensive case management, education and employment services, and life‑skills training, while meeting staffing ratios (1 Youth Advocate per 15 youth, 1 Education & Employment Specialist per 30 youth) and submitting extensive documentation, budgets, and performance reports. Funding totals roughly $1.3 M for FY27 (6‑month operating period plus start‑up) and $2.26 M for FY28 (12‑month operating period), with each county award ranging from about $0.8 M to $1.6 M.
• Provide scattered‑site apartments, lease management, and move‑in assistance for up to 45 youth total (20 Burlington, 10 Cumberland, 15 Passaic).
• Deliver intensive case management, GED/high‑school, job‑readiness, and life‑skills services meeting specific outcome thresholds (e.g., ≥ 80 % stable‑housing exit).
• Submit four PDFs (performance & staffing, organizational docs, program‑related docs, narrative) by Aug 26, 2026; staff the program within 90 days of award; report quarterly and annually per DCF guidelines.
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