Pop-Up Case Management and Overnight Supervision Services for Unsheltered Individuals During 'Code Blue' Severe Weather

The City of Santa Fe's Youth and Family Services Division is seeking support with its important work during cold weather events. The Division seeks organizations that can assist with the delivery of emergency case management and overnight supervision services aimed at supporting unsheltered individuals at pop-up shelters during periods of 'Code Blue' severe weather. Objectives: To provide emergency case management and overnight supervision services for unsheltered individuals during periods of extreme weather conditions as dictated by the City's 'Code Blue' policy, such as storms or freezing temperatures. To ensure individuals have access to shelter, food and basic needs. To administer Narcan when necessary and escalate issues as appropriate. To ensure that individuals staying in emergency pop-up shelters receive overnight supervision by trained individuals. To foster community partnerships to enhance service provision and ensure the safety of all individuals during extreme weather events. Report to/coordinate with the YFS Program Manager or designee during and between Code Blue activations. Multiple awards may be granted from this solicitation. Budget: $30,000 for multiple awards. The following individual is designated as the official contact point of contact for this RFQ and is the only authorized contact permitted to communicate on behalf of the Community Health and Safety Department about this RFQ. Kristen Woods, Program Manager City of Santa Fe, Youth and Family Services Division krwoods@santafenm.gov