Collegiate Recovery Programs

The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services is seeking proposals from qualified vendors to increase awareness of and access to recovery supports and services for students with alcohol and drug use problems and/or who are sober-curious. The selected vendor will be responsible for developing, implementing, expanding, and/or enhancing a broad-based Collegiate Recovery Programming (CRP) on their college campus and leading collaboration with other community, state, or private colleges or universities to establish CRPs and expand programming reach on campuses throughout New Hampshire. The vendor must demonstrate experience and capacity to perform the required services, propose a CRP model and campus implementation plan, and provide a plan for statewide collaboration and expansion. The vendor must also provide a marketing and engagement plan, an evaluation and sustainability plan, and a budget narrative. • The contract will be for a period of 24 months, with the possibility of a two-year extension. • The vendor must be a community, state, or private college or university in New Hampshire. • The vendor must demonstrate experience and capacity to perform the required services. • The vendor must propose a CRP model and campus implementation plan. • The vendor must provide a plan for statewide collaboration and expansion. • The vendor must provide a marketing and engagement plan. • The vendor must provide an evaluation and sustainability plan. • The vendor must provide a budget narrative.