Wellbeing Services

The Minnesota government authority is seeking a vendor to provide wellbeing services for local refugee communities experiencing distress, isolation, and fear. The agency aims to help these communities find healing, connection, and support for their social and emotional well-being. To solve these challenges, the selected provider must deliver psychoeducation to build skills in recognizing and managing social and emotional needs, and support individuals experiencing acute mental health crises by connecting them to 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 agency also requires creative gatherings incorporating music, art, or storytelling, alongside targeted groups focused on families, youth, men, women, and elders. All performance of the work will take place offsite. Eligibility is restricted to onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency has not disclosed a specific budget and is looking for proposals to define the financial scope. The source document does not contain evaluation criteria or key dates for this opportunity.