STRYVE Youth Violence Prevention Services

The Multnomah County Health Department's Striving to Reduce Youth Violence Everywhere (STRYVE) and Youth Sexual Health Equity Program (YSHEP) are seeking suppliers to provide youth violence prevention services, specifically teen dating violence and youth violence prevention. The contract is divided into two service categories: Youth Leadership Group with a Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) project, and Teen Dating Violence Prevention through Coaching Boys into Men (CBIM) curriculum. The contract has a fixed term with options for renewal, and the maximum amount per project to be invoiced per calendar year is $10,000 per Youth Leadership Group site, $10,000 per CPTED project, $3,500 per CPTED project, and $14,500 for CBIM. Some of the key points of this contract include: • The contract is for a youth violence prevention program • The program has two service categories: Youth Leadership Group with CPTED and Teen Dating Violence Prevention through CBIM • The contract has a fixed term with options for renewal • The maximum amount per project to be invoiced per calendar year is $10,000 per Youth Leadership Group site, $10,000 per CPTED project, $3,500 per CPTED project, and $14,500 for CBIM • The contract requires the proposer to have experience in culturally-responsive community engagement and to work with youth of color between the ages of 10-24 • The contract requires the proposer to provide a program site location and to work with STRYVE on data collection and program assessment