Evidence-Based Youth Community Violence Intervention Services
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SUMMARY
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The issuing organization seeks a vendor to provide evidence-based youth community violence intervention services in Pennsylvania. The selected provider will work with community-based organizations to design, implement, and manage a Youth Community Violence Intervention strategy focused on reducing violence and improving community well-being.
The effort is intended to treat violence as a public health issue through trusted community engagement, conflict prevention, and support for youth at elevated risk of involvement in violence. Required activities include identifying and interrupting potentially lethal conflicts, deploying violence interrupters to mediate disputes, responding after violent incidents to prevent retaliation, and using outreach workers to build relationships with high-risk youth. The provider will also help youth develop nonviolent conflict resolution skills and connect them with local services and resources.
In addition, the selected organization will be expected to foster a culture of nonviolence through community events, public education campaigns, resident engagement, and positive messaging. Violence interrupters will be expected to maintain strong trust-based relationships with residents, businesses, organizations, and institutions to identify conflicts that may escalate. The contract period is one year, and questions are due by August 11, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 18, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Community-based violence intervention organization with youth-focused programming
- Nonprofit or social services provider experienced in public health approaches to violence prevention
- Team with trained violence interrupters and outreach workers
- Demonstrated success serving high-risk youth and mediating community conflicts
- Strong partnerships with local stakeholders, service providers, and neighborhood organizations
- Experience managing evidence-based intervention programs and community engagement campaigns
- Established presence in Pennsylvania or ability to work closely with local communities
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