Request for Proposals no. DCR 26-RCO-10: Peer Mentorship Program for Female Offenders Statewide

The State of Hawaii, Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (DCR) is soliciting proposals for a Peer Mentorship Program for Female Offenders Statewide, as detailed in RFP no. DCR 26-RCO-10. The main purpose of this RFP is to establish a program that provides peer mentorship services to female offenders within the Hawaii correctional system. The scope encompasses the design, implementation, and ongoing management of a mentorship program. This program is intended to support female offenders throughout their incarceration and transition back into the community. Key requirements include: * Developing a comprehensive peer mentorship model tailored to the specific needs of female offenders in Hawaii. * Recruiting, screening, training, and supervising peer mentors. * Matching mentors with mentees based on compatibility and shared experiences. * Providing ongoing support and resources to both mentors and mentees. * Collecting data and evaluating the effectiveness of the program in achieving its goals, such as reducing recidivism and promoting successful reintegration. * Ensuring compliance with all relevant state and federal regulations. Interested parties should refer to the official RFP document (26-RCO-10.pdf) available at the provided URL for complete details and submission requirements.