Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program (HVIP) Services

Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program (HVIP) Services is sponsored by County of Alameda. Provides trauma-informed, culturally responsive, survivor-centered bedside engagement and case management services to patients treated for gun violence-related injuries at designated trauma hospitals in Alameda County.

Closing soon Hospital-based Violence Intervention Program (HVIP) Expansion - Learning Community (Request for Grant Application) Description: Provide Hospital-based Violence Intervention Program (HVIP) Expansion - Learning Community. Buyer Oregon Health Authority StateAgency · OR, US Closes Nov 6, 2026 ( 3 days left ) See your top accounts Scan your site in seconds.

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Alameda County Violence Reduction and Recovery Initiative: Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program (HVIP) Services (Request for Proposal) Provide a Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program (HVIP) services as part of its Cohort 5 California Violence Intervention & Prevention (CalVIP) Program Grant. Statewide CalVIP efforts are intended to reduce community gun violence in jurisdictions that are disproportionately impacted.

See attached file. Injury Prevention Projects for Local Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Programs or Philadelphia Violence Reduction Council (Request for Proposal) Support the implementation of evidence-based public health approaches to prevent injuries and reduce violence.

The owner is seeking proposals for initiatives that support strategic priority areas that aim to enhance the city's violence intervention and prevention ecosystem through: 1) implementation of local Hospital-based Violence Intervention Programs (HVIPs) and participation in the HVIP Collaborative, or 2) supporting the development of, or addressing recommendations emerging from, the Violence Reduction Council (VRC).

These initiatives must support the program's goals of improving the provision of community services and addressing the social determinants of health to strengthen protective factors to reduce and prevent violent injury.

Proposals Sought for Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Programs and Violence Reduction Council Initiatives The Philadelphia Department of Public Health’s Injury Prevention Program seeks proposals to strengthen the city’s violence intervention and prevention ecosystem.

The work includes implementing local Hospital-based Violence Intervention Programs, participating in the Philadelphia HVIP Collaborative, and supporting the development of or addressing recommendations from the Philadelphia Violence Reduction Council. The initiatives aim to improve community services and address social determinants of health to strengthen protective factors against violent injury.

Domestic Violence Intervention Services (Request for Proposal) Domestic violence intervention services are requested that will provide evidence based, cognitive behavioral intervention services for adjudicated adult and juvenile offenders, services to children who are experiencing domestic violence in their families, and supportive services to victims and children of domestic violence.

The overarching goals are for services to enhance victim, child, and community safety while holding offenders accountable for their battering behavior and reducing recidivism.

Services should include but not be limited to providing offenders with the knowledge and skills needed to prevent further battering, and to offer alternative cognitive-behavioral skills training that will strengthen their ability to make different behavioral choices and take responsibility for their battering. From the first pre-RFP signals to the published RFP and its files.

Jul 1, 2025 472 days before RFP OHA's proposed 2025-27 program plan supports expansion of the Healing Hurt People hospital-based violence intervention program and a professional pathway for community violence prevention and intervention peers.

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Oregon Health Authority FY2025-27 Proposed Budget Proposed budget · Jul 1, 2025 Jul 1, 2025 472 days before RFP OHA's Governor's proposed budget included General Fund support for establishing hospital-based violence intervention programs. See source Hide source Public Health Division Center for Prevention & Health Promotion Program Unit Summary services.

General Fund also supports the Youth Suicide Prevention Program, the Family Connects Oregon universally offered home-visiting program, the WIC Farm Direct Nutrition Program food vouchers, and establishment of hospital-based violence intervention programs. Oregon Health Authority FY2025-27 Proposed Budget Proposed budget · Jul 1, 2025 RFP documents aren’t available here yet. Our team can help you find the original solicitation documents.

Proposals due Nov 6, 2026 ( 3 days left ) Decision makers connected to this RFP from Oregon Health Authority . KK Kristine Kautz Agency Operations Director *******@************ Reveal CT Caroline Tydings AmeriCorps VISTA Program Director *******@************ Reveal EB Elizabeth Breitenstein Antimicrobial Stewardship Pharmacist *******@************ Reveal EC Ebony Clarke Behavioral Health Director *******@************ Reveal