Senior Behavioural Health Access and Community Wellness Services

The issuing agency is seeking a vendor to provide senior behavioural health access and community wellness services. The agency is trying to increase the capacity of the public mental health system, reduce behavioural health stigma, address senior isolation, and overcome access barriers for individuals aged sixty and older. The project aims to integrate spirituality with behavioural health treatment to promote hope, mental wellness, and recovery. The scope of work requires the vendor to recruit four faith-based community organizations and one hundred seniors. The vendor must train and model to these faith organizations how to assist seniors in accessing services, reduce isolation, and promote stigma reduction. Each recruited organization will host one event lasting a minimum of two hours, with the goal of linking twenty-five seniors to services. Each event must include outreach, engagement, behavioural health navigation, referrals, and educational topics. The vendor must create physical and social settings that offer privacy, peer support, and shared hobbies or group activities. All promotional materials, including social media posts, require agency approval prior to implementation. The vendor must also provide reasonable Americans with Disabilities Act accommodations, including language translation, interpretation, and handicap accessibility. Eligibility is restricted to onshore organizations based in the United States. The performance of the work will take place offsite. Bidders must submit their responses digitally via email or online, and the agency is looking for proposals to determine the budget. No key dates are provided in the source material.