Home-ARP Supportive Services - (Request for Proposals)
Description: Provide qualified organizations for approx. $800,000 in home-American rescue plan (HOME-ARP) funding for eligible supportive services benefiting HOME-ARP qualifying populations. Eligible services may include mental health services, substance abuse treatment, case management, housing search and counseling services, and eligible transportation services.
Solicitation files and supporting documents for this bid.
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