This contract funds a statewide, trauma‑informed, evidence‑based substance‑use‑disorder treatment continuum for mothers involved with the Child Protection and Permanency (CP&P) division, including residential beds for mothers and their children and complementary outpatient services. The awardee must operate a DHS Office of Licensing‑approved residential treatment facility with at least 12 long‑term beds, provide medication‑assisted treatment, deliver peer‑support services, and fulfill extensive data‑reporting and collaboration requirements with CP&P caseworkers. Funding up to $1.8 million is available for a one‑year base period, with the possibility of annual renewal contingent on performance and appropriations. Key obligations include meeting SAMHSA wellness dimensions, adhering to DSM‑5 and ASAM criteria, maintaining staff credentialing, and ensuring compliance with state anti‑discrimination and affirmative‑action policies.
• Provide a full continuum of care (residential + outpatient) for CP&P‑involved mothers and optional services for fathers.
• Operate a licensed treatment facility meeting NJ licensing standards and ADA accessibility.
• Submit bi‑weekly progress reports, monthly utilization rosters, and maintain data in NJSAMS for five years.