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. RFP published 09/01
. RFP closed 10/09
. Eoard members reviewed & scored applications 10/13-10/23
. Meetings 10/26 and 11/01 to review and discuss proposals
RFP 2023
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1-L Responses
Community Builders- S250,000
Comprehensive Healthcare- S395,394.76
cwu-s333,992
Ellensbu.g Ski Team-S24,500
Kittitas County Friends of Animals-$31,000
Kittitas county Jail- $378,950
Kittitas County Recovery Community Organization- S400,000
NAMI Kittitas-s20,000
Northwest Expressive Arts Response- S200,000
quict codonoo $1a6,880
Valley Play Museum- 5400,000
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Communitv Suilders 5250,000
The Communitv Builder's organization proposes to expand the youth program
in Upper Kittitas County and provide:
' Additional operating hours
. Youth retreats, celebrating drug free youth
. Youth mental health first aid training
. Staff training
' Participation in prevention events, forums and summits
. Local monthly prevention events
. Youth/senior connection program
. Volunteer/communitv service hours for youth
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Comprehensive Healthcare $395,3 94.7 6
Comprehensive Healthcare proposes to maintain the two full-time c.isis case
managers (cCM's) at KVH.
. crisis case managers will respond in person to crisis and non-crisis
behavioral health referrals, provide crisis triage, safetv planning and referral
services.
. CCM's will assist the ED personnel in contacting the Designated crisis
Responders (DcR).
. ccM's will ensure individuals are connected with a community provider to
address any unmet needs.
. CCM's will also provide ongoing behavioral health support to ED staff during
the course of providing patient care.
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eentral Washington University $333,992
Central Washington University proposes reopen the Clinic to support the mental
health of rural youth in Kittitas County.
CWU proposes to hire a full-time licensed or certified counselor CIinic Director who
would superuise the delivery of clinjc seruices and a Graduate Student Assistant to
suppod the ctinic services.
CWU proposes to provjde direct counselingservices to a limited number ofyouth
clients in order to model individual or small group counseling for our gEduate
students.
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illensbu rg Ski Team 524,500
The Ellensburg Ski Team paoposes to purchase a new tow vehicle for preparing cross
country skj trails- The proposal is to purchase a tracked ATV that would last for at least
10 years.
The current vehicle (that is experiencing mechanical issues), when it is operational,
would be used to prepare trails for youth at Moont stuaft and lda Nason Elementary
schools.
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Kittitas County Friends of Animals - $31,300
KCFOA proposes to dedicate this gmnt funding towards financial veterinary assjstance
for animals sewing the target demographics-{Youth, Vetemns, and those at higher risk
ofsuic;de)
. KCFOA proposes to allocate up to 5300 per request, wjth more fundine possible with
board discussion and approval.
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Kittitas County jail $378,950
The Kifritas CountyJail proposes to obtain a quallfied pnctitionerto prcvide mental
health related medical assessment and treatmentto those incarceEted at KCl.
The Jail would be able to increase their current prcvidertime by over 500%, as well
as increase the abilitiesto follow up, counsel, and prepare the client to be more
successful upon release.
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Kittitas County Recovery Community
CJrganization $ 400,000
KCRCO proposes to open and opecte the Ellensburg Teen Connection Center to
provide a safe placeforteensto congregate.
Teens will have the opportunityto engage, receive support, participate in activities
and self-advocacythat will promote and prcvide healthy development, resiliency
and enrichment.
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NAMI Kittitas proposes to organize and host a Mental Health Resilience Faar for the
entire communitv to attend on Wor{d Mental Health Day {October 10) in 2024 and
2025.
NAMI (ittitas will padner with multiple behavioral health agencies and convene
them for tabling and activitiet such as art, music, and a.imal therapy.
The event will feature two keynote speake.s: a veteran speaking on mental health
and a youth speaking in the afternoon to attract high school and college youth io
attend-
NAMt Kittitas $20,000
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Northwest Expressive An Response $ZO0,OO0
NEAR proposes to collaborate with Kittitas County School Districts and Helen House
(Ellensburg) to create and deliver after-school and summer preventive expressave arts
theEpy progEmsto children and youth.
NEAR proposes to purchase a mobile ad van.
NEAR proposesto hire a p10g6m coordinatorand host afterschool programsonce a
weekatThorpand twicea month at Helen House.
NEAR plans to expand program to other (ittitas County Schools.
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Quiet Cadence $126,880
Quiet Cadence works and partners with other community resources wjth a goal of
helping caregivers find peace and balance, through yoga, art, equine and other
experiences,
Quiet Cadence proposes to continue and expand seruices to our served population
to include all essential workers and veterans.
Hire contract program manager
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Valley Play Museum $ 400,000
Build an lnteractive Play Museum & Free Communjty Space
Provide Preventative and Paotective Classes: Valley Play Museum will provide Art
Therap, parenting classes, and wellness programs to introduce healthy coping
mechanisms and the value of beauty in life
Create Youth Mentorship progcm
Provide free resources
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. Notifuawardees
. Route PSASthrough contract p.ocess
' EOCCapprove &sign final PSA5duringTBD meetingtime
. Mail finalized contracts to awardees
Next Steps
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