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Q26002246 Parent Mental Health Education and Training Program

General Information
Solicitation Number
Q26002246version:    01
Status
Released
Department
Health
Division
Family Health Services Division
Islands (where the work/delivery is to be performed)
Statewide
Category
Goods and Services
Release Date
04/01/2026
Amendment Date & Time
04/01/2026 04:30 PM
Amendment Reason
Released solicitation within State of Hawaii and outside the state.
Offer Due Date & Time
04/08/2026 04:30 PM
Description
The Hawaiʻi State Department of Health (DOH) Family Health Services Division (FHSD), Children with Special Health Needs Branch (CSHNB), implements the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (SAMHSA) Project LAUNCH to promote positive mental health supports and services for young children and their families.

Project LAUNCH (Linking Actions for Unmet Needs in Children’s Health) is a federally funded initiative focused on supporting the wellness of children from birth through eight years of age. Wellness is defined as a state of positive physical, emotional, social, and behavioral health. The program aims to identify and address mental and behavioral health concerns early—before they develop into more serious challenges. A core component of Project LAUNCH is strengthening the support system surrounding young children, including parents, caregivers, and other adults in their lives.

By promoting mental health, physical health, and social-emotional development, Project LAUNCH emphasizes early identification and timely intervention. Providing training to parents, caregivers, and families equips them to recognize early signs of concern, improving access to appropriate support and fostering positive outcomes for young children.

SAMHSA emphasizes that support services are most effective when delivered by peers – such as parents or caregivers – with lived experiences capable of fostering trust and connection. Parent-led training on mental health topics is particularly effective because they create trust, connection, and a sense of understanding that helps families access needed resources and support.

Project LAUNCH seeks the services of a community-based family-run organization to provide training to parents, caregivers, and/or family members on mental health concerns and diagnoses in children with the goal of identifying concerns early to connect children to resources to support their optimal development. These training courses are intended to be delivered by parents and/or family members with lived experience and who have professional expertise supporting young children and families in Hawaii.
Contact Person
Tholen, Ian
Email
ian.tholen@doh.hawaii.gov
Phone
808-733-9062
General Comments
Procurement Officer
Ian Tholen
Attachments
HIePRO Scope 2026 Mental Health Parent Education and Training.pdf
AG-008 103D General Conditions (1.10.23).pdf

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Q26002246 Parent Mental Health Education and Training Program

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Develop training with parents to be delivered to parents
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JOB
923120 

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Commodity Code Description
923120 Mental health program administration
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1
Unit of Measure
JOB
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Develop training with parents to be delivered to parents
Description
Collaborate with key representatives from DOH to ensure tasks and timelines are executed effectively; to have or develop training with parents to be delivered to parents on six mental health issues.
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Provide 4-6 training courses in-person, virtually, or hybrid
1
JOB
923120 

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Commodity Code Description
923120 Mental health program administration
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Quantity
1
Unit of Measure
JOB
Title
Provide 4-6 training courses in-person, virtually, or hybrid
Description
Provide 4-6 training courses either in-person, virtually, or hybrid (combination of in-person and virtual). Ensure training is delivered by family peer specialists and mental health educators with lived experience and professional expertise supporting young children and families in Hawaii.
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Provide short-term parent and peer support and support groups
1
JOB
923120 

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923120 Mental health program administration
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1
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JOB
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Provide short-term parent and peer support and support groups
Description
Offer and provide temporary and short-term parent peer support if requested by parents or caregivers. Offer and conduct support groups facilitated by trained parent peer specialists if requested by parents or caregivers.
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Work with DOH LAUNCH to identify training evaluation & measures
1
JOB
923120 

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Commodity Code Description
923120 Mental health program administration
General
Quantity
1
Unit of Measure
JOB
Title
Work with DOH LAUNCH to identify training evaluation & measures
Description
Work with DOH LAUNCH staff to identify training evaluation and measures. Collect data on quantity and quality of training, follow-up with trainees, and overall effectiveness of the training.
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Produce report with documentation of findings
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JOB
923120 

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Commodity Code Description
923120 Mental health program administration
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Quantity
1
Unit of Measure
JOB
Title
Produce report with documentation of findings
Description
Produce report with documentation of findings that include concerns, challenges, and successes of these activities with recommendations for future training.
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Direct all questions regarding this Solicitation, and any questions or Issues relating to the accessibility of this Solicitation (Including the appendices and exhibits to this Document, and any other document related to this Solicitation), to: Tholen, Ian.

Q26002246 Parent Mental Health Education and Training Program

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