Wellbeing Services

A government authority in Minnesota is seeking a vendor to provide wellbeing services for local refugee communities. The agency is trying to help refugee communities experiencing distress, isolation, and fear find healing, connection, and support for their social and emotional well-being. The project aims to build participant skills in recognizing and managing social and emotional needs through psychoeducation, while also supporting individuals in acute mental health crises to connect with clinical mental health providers for ongoing care. The scope of work covers gatherings focused on community-specific healing practices and traditions, as well as wellness workshops focusing on self-care or managing stress. The requested services also include creative gatherings incorporating music, art, or storytelling. The vendor must design and facilitate groups focused specifically on families, youth, men, women, and elders. The agency requires that the work be performed offsite. Eligibility is restricted to onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency is looking for budget proposals from bidders, and the source document does not specify further evaluation criteria or key dates.