Reach Crisis Care Coordination Services

The government authority in Wisconsin is seeking a vendor to provide Reach Crisis Care Coordination services. The REACH program, which stands for Reaching, Engaging, and Assisting Children/Families, assists with conflict management to prevent out-of-home placement, improves youth coping skills to reduce risk of harm to self or others, and assists in obtaining supportive services in the community. The agency requires a Care Coordinator to assist with developing a crisis plan and connecting youth to support and services within the community or the youth's insurance. The scope of work covers youth from the age of five up to twenty-three. Enrollment into the program may include crisis stabilization and some time-limited specialized services. The project will be performed offsite. Eligible youth must be Medicaid-eligible, must desire to be enrolled in this voluntary program, and must have been diagnosed with a mental health diagnosis in the past twelve months. Bidders must be onshore USA organizations. The agency is looking for a proposal to determine the budget. Bidders must submit all questions no later than July 2, 2026.