The State of Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services issued a FY 2024 secondary Request for Quotes to expand the Lifespan Respite Network (NLRN). The solicitation seeks innovative local respite activities, training and recruitment of respite workers, and mechanisms to broaden access to emergency and ongoing respite services for family caregivers across the state. An Intent‑to‑Award notice dated 18 January 2023 indicates that two projects—Employer Engagement UNMC‑MMI and Messiah Respite Project—have been selected for sub‑awards, though detailed scope, budget, and contract terms are not disclosed in the excerpt.
• Goal: Develop and deliver new or emergency respite services for caregivers, including workforce training and volunteer recruitment.
• Funding mechanism: Secondary RFQ under the FY 2024 NLRN program, with a response deadline of 22 December 2022.
• Award status: Intent‑to‑Award issued; awardees identified only by project titles, with no public financial or performance‑period details.