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Request for Proposals (RFP)
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2013 Planning Supplement – Young Adult Residential Treatment  - OASAS intends through this supplement, to award two 25 bed Capital projects, one in Long Island and one in Western New York, to address the problem of increasing opiate dependency in the 18 to 25 year old young adult population. These two areas of the State are showing the worst effects of this problem. Proposals will be scored on a capital and programmatic scale. Providers must demonstrate the ability to provide the appropriate residential services and complete the capital project in a timely manner. It is anticipated that awards will be made by Mid April 2013.
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12/3/12 |
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New York Serving Adolescents in Need of Treatment (NY-SAINT) Sub-Recipient Grant  - OASAS through the Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Inc (RFMH) has been awarded a three year Cooperative Agreement for Adolescent Treatment and Enhancement and Dissemination from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA’s) Center for Substance Abuse Treatment; entitled New York Serving Adolescents in Need of Treatment (NY-SAINT). The award is 1 million dollars a year for three years, with $300,000 remaining with the State and $350,000 each for two community based outpatient providers. NY- SAINT aims to increase accessible and effective outpatient services for adolescents (12-18 years of age) who have a substance use disorder and/or a co-occurring mental health disorder and their families. Through partnering with two community based providers we will pilot the use of the Global Appraisal of Individual Need (GAIN) and The Seven Challenges, and provide for practice improvement through the establishment of a Learning Collaborative and the sharing of data. OASAS is currently seeking applications from Part 822: Outpatient Providers interested in participating in this projects. Sub-recipients will need to be able to begin services by February 1, 2013.
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10/26/12 |
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New York State Community, Opportunity and Re-Investment Initiative  - New York State is taking a comprehensive look at how multiple investments in a particular neighborhood can be better coordinated and aligned behind evidence-informed practice to increase impact and promote efficiencies. The Community, Opportunity and Re-Investment initiative (initiative) seeks to build the well-being of communities and assure that all New Yorkers have the opportunity to thrive in a safe and stable community from a supported childhood to a productive adulthood. This approach coordinates and builds on the combined knowledge and skills of multiple entities including state and local agencies, community residents and civic leaders. It recognizes that social problems are interconnected and so solutions must be as well. Service sectors addressed by this initiative include but are not limited to: public safety; housing; education; labor; economic development; health (including mental health); and children and family services.
The purpose of this solicitation is to identify a single organization within each eligible city, as defined in Section II of the Solicitation of Interest (SOI), to work with New York State to develop and implement comprehensive, coordinated place-based strategies. The key characteristic of these organizations is the ability and willingness to lead a cross sector partnership that includes multiple organizations and local leaders. For complete details read the Solicitation of Interest (SOI)
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9/10/12 |
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NY/NY III Permanent Supportive Housing for Homeless Families - Round Two - OASAS has released an RFP for $1.5 million that will support at least 60 units of permanent supportive housing for homeless families in New York City where the head of household has a substance use disorder. This RFP is another component of the New York/New York III Agreement that has brought together many State and City agencies and departments in a multi-year effort to address homelessness.
OASAS awarded applicants for the Round One RFP in January 2012. The First Round supported 75 units of family housing, with programs to be located in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Brooklyn. The RFP had a total annual value of $1.875 Million. Applicants are reminded that funding to support the operation of these programs is contingent upon continued availability of State appropriations. It is the intention of OASAS to award new blocks of family apartment units in phases, as funding is appropriated over the next few years. Awards for family apartment units beyond the Round Two will be based on future appropriations received by OASAS, if any, to expand services.
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