Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs Community Re-Entry Mentoring Services

The Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs (OJA) requires community re-entry mentoring services for justice-involved youth ages 13 to 18. The selected supplier will provide structured, trauma-informed mentoring relationships for up to 64 youth at the Central Oklahoma Juvenile Center (COJC) in Tecumseh, Oklahoma, with optional secondary community-based mentoring provided statewide as youth transition to group homes or transitional living programs. Required interventions include regular one-on-one sessions, goal setting, documentation, and coordination with facility and community staff. Only USA-based organizations are eligible to submit proposals. Applicants must submit proposals digitally via email or online, including a staffing plan, program continuity approach, and documentation of compliance with facility and confidentiality rules. All questions are due by November 12, 2026. The contract term is one year, and the program has an annual budget cap of $150,000.