Deflection Peer Delivered Services

The Washington County Deflection Program seeks a single qualified provider to deliver peer‑delivered substance‑use‑disorder (SUD) services—including case management, outreach, Spanish‑language support, contingency‑management incentives, and coordination with public‑safety partners—for a five‑year period (July 1 2027 – June 30 2032). The contractor must staff at least two Peer Case Managers and one bilingual Spanish‑speaking outreach peer, provide 24/7 coverage for court arraignments and program meetings, maintain rigorous data‑entry and reporting in the county’s case‑management system, and comply with Oregon licensing, certification, and privacy regulations. Funding is variable, based on utilization and negotiated budget, with an option to renew up to five years. • Provide peer‑delivered SUD case management, deflection planning, referrals, court support, and documentation. • Deliver bilingual (English/Spanish) outreach and case management services. • Supervise staff, attend weekly Deflection Operations Team meetings, and ensure data quality. • Offer contingency‑management incentives, mobile phones, and participant supports (e.g., transportation, health supplies). • Coordinate with law‑enforcement, courts, and community partners; attend arraignments within 7 days of citation. • Submit quarterly reports, invoices, and maintain compliance with 42 CFR Part 2 and HIPAA.