TIERED DISPOSITION RE-ENTRY

The contract is for Tiered Disposition Re-Entry Services to be provided by Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. to Middlesex County. The services aim to reduce recidivism among youth by providing support and supervision to those transitioning from a Juvenile Justice Commission residential or day program. The contract is for 11 months, starting from February 1, 2024, and ending on December 31, 2024. The total budget for the contract is $103,083.60. The services will be provided to up to 4 youth at any given time, with an average of 13 hours of service per week. The contract includes various attachments, such as a proposal document, a program profile, and a goal-objective-outcome-evaluation method form. Some key points about the job's work and scope-of-work include: - The program will serve youth ages 14-18 who have been adjudicated delinquent and court-ordered to comply with specific sanctions, supervision, and services. - The services will address issues such as decision making, interpersonal skills, anger management, obtaining employment, family engagement, and life skills. - The program will provide transportation and commit to cultural and linguistic competence. - The services will be provided in the YAP office, in family homes, in community settings, or virtually, if needed. - The program will provide support to Re-Entry youth who are transitioning from a JJC residential or day program to achieve successful reintegration into their communities. Some key points about the bidding process and contract award include: - The contract was awarded to Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. after a competitive bidding process. - The contract is for a total of $103,083.60, which will be paid by Middlesex County. - The contract includes various terms and conditions, such as a requirement for the vendor to provide progress reports and to participate in evaluation and monitoring activities.