Safe Families for Children Services and Parents for Parents

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is soliciting proposals to provide “Safe Families for Children” (SFFC) services combined with a monthly “Parents‑for‑Parents” (P4P) class instruction. The contractor will coordinate host‑family placements, deliver in‑home coaching, mentoring, and case‑management support for families with open child‑welfare cases, and must also run a curriculum‑based education class for parents involved in child‑welfare court. The contract is a five‑year indefinite‑quantity vehicle with per‑unit pricing and extensive reporting, insurance, background‑check, and staffing requirements. • Deliver SFFC services: host‑family placement, family assessments, care coordination, in‑home coaching, and mentoring for families in Idaho’s West Hub (Regions 3 & 4). • Provide a monthly Parents‑for‑Parents class (initially in‑person, expanding to virtual statewide) using a Department‑approved curriculum, with a certified instructor and a parent co‑instructor. • Meet mandatory staffing, insurance, background‑check, and documentation obligations; submit monthly service reports, quarterly quality‑assurance reports, and maintain a case‑management system accessible to the Department’s Contract Monitor.