The 2017 RFP seeks to fund trauma‑focused cognitive‑behavioral therapy (TF‑CBT) and supportive services for child victims of domestic violence in five New Jersey counties. Up to $300,000 total funding (maximum $60,000 per county) will be awarded to up to five agencies, each responsible for delivering a minimum of 15 unduplicated child‑caregiver families per year. Awardees must provide screening, TF‑CBT treatment, supportive services, data collection, and participate in a statewide learning collaborative that includes training, supervision, and quality‑improvement activities. Eligible applicants are NJ‑registered non‑profit or for‑profit organizations in good standing; individual practitioners are excluded. Proposals were due November 15 2017, and awards were made on January 12 2018 to four agencies (Cape Counseling Services, Inc.; SAFE in Hunterdon, Inc.; Salem County Women’s Services; Domestic Abuse Services, Inc.). The contract requires the grantee to achieve full operational capacity within 60 days of contract execution and may reimburse actual costs (cost‑reimbursement).
• Funding: up to $300 k total, $60 k per county.
• Service scope: TF‑CBT, screening, supportive services, reporting, and participation in a learning collaborative.
• Eligibility: NJ‑based organizations (non‑profit or for‑profit), not individual providers; must have licensed therapists and a supervisor, and be ready to start within 60 days.