RFI for Youth Mental Health Prevention Services

The government authority located in Honolulu, Hawaii is seeking information on youth mental health prevention services to address growing needs driven by social pressures, trauma exposure, family stress, and limited access to early intervention. The agency is looking for prevention-oriented programs designed to build resilience, strengthen protective factors, and reduce risks to improve long-term youth outcomes. The requested scope covers evidence-based practices, culturally grounded approaches, community-driven locally informed programming, and hybrid or innovative delivery methods. The agency requires information on effective youth mental health prevention programs currently offered or recommended, including target populations such as recommended age ranges, priority populations, or high-risk groups. Information must also cover delivery approaches, which may include community-based, virtual, mobile outreach, or hybrid models. Only onshore organizations based in the United States are eligible to participate in this market research. The performance of the work will take place offsite. Bidders must submit all questions no later than July 1, 2026. Responses can be submitted digitally via email or online, and the agency is looking for proposals to understand budget requirements.