Global Positioning System (GPS) Electronic Monitoring, Mentoring & Evening Reporting Program in the Areas of Detention/Detention Alternatives and Disposition

It is the intention of these specifications to provide to prospective proposers the requirements for a Global Positioning System (GPS) Electronic Monitoring, Mentoring & Evening Reporting Program in the areas of Detention/Detention Alternatives and Disposition for qualified court-involved youth residing in Middlesex County in accordance with the New Jersey Youth Justice Commission’s (YJC) State/Community Partnership and Family Court Appropriations as required by the Middlesex County Department of Community Services, Office of Human Services. Proposers are encouraged to incorporate a strength-based, youth-centered approach when designing programs. This means services and programs should seek to build on the strengths, assets, and protective factors of youth, while addressing their identified needs and supporting positive outcomes. A strengths-based approach to youth justice continuum planning is a framework for designing programs and interventions that build on the assets, capabilities, relationships, and potential of young people, families, and communities, while matching the level and type of intervention to each young person’s needs, risks, circumstances and goals. The continuum should create opportunities for young people to move toward greater stability, accountability, connection and independence.

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