WC Affordable Housing Development Program

Agency:	Wake County
State:	North Carolina
Type of Government:	State & Local
Category:	A - Research and development U - Education and Training Services
Posted:	Dec 21, 2023
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Wake County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council

Request for Proposals

Fiscal Year 2024-2025

Available funds: $1,849,659.00

Date Advertised: December 15, 2023– January 31, 2024

Required Local Match Rate: 30% (in-kind or cash)

A. PROPOSAL CONTENT

The Wake County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC) seeks proposals for community-based

programs targeting youth 6-20 years old who are referred from juvenile court services and/or youth ages

6-17 who are at-risk for delinquency and referred by other referral sources in Wake County. The JCPC

anticipates an allocation of $1,849,659.00 for fiscal year 2024-2025 to fund the program types identified

below. Applicants must provide a 30% local match (cash or in-kind) to be considered for funding.

Contingent on funding availability and in consideration of the reviewed Department of Public Safety

(DPS) data and other data provided by community leaders, the JCPC will consider proposals from non-

profit and governmental agencies providing the following program types and services:

CLINICAL TREATMENT

PROGRAMS

RESIDENTIAL

PROGRAMS

RESTORATIVE

STRUCTURED

PROGRAMS ACIVITY PROGRAMS

●home-based family

counseling services**

●individual, group, or

substance abuse

counseling services

●temporary shelter

services

●temporary run-away

services

●independent living

services**

●mediation

services

●restitution /

community

service

●teen court

●vocational /

interpersonal /

experiential / life / parent

& family skill building

services

●mentoring services**

●academic support

*Program types not currently funded. These program types will receive special consideration

during this funding cycle.

Proposals should describe evidence-based programs for youth and their families addressing the risk

and needs factors listed below.

Risk Factors

 Substance use/abuse

 Mental Health problems/diagnosis

 school behavior problems/lack of

engagement in school activities

 Association with delinquent/gang involved

peers

 Ineffective parental supervision/skills

 Unemployment

 School based inequity

Needs Factors

 Substance use treatment

 Accessible & appropriate mental health

services

 School/educational connectedness

 Social competencies and problem-solving

skills

 Positive peer/adult influences

 Effective parenting training

 Vocational training

Programs must comply with guidelines in the DPS JCPC Policy Manual which is available at the

following website: https://www.ncdps.gov/juvenile-justice/community-programs/juvenile-crime-

prevention-councils/jcpc-policies-forms

Wake County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council

2024-2025 Request for Proposals

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B. PRIORITY CONSIDERATION

Programs that address the above referenced risk and needs factors will receive priority consideration.

North Carolina General Statute 143B-851(b) states “Each County Council shall ensure that appropriate

intermediate dispositional options are available and shall prioritize funding for dispositions of intermediate

and community-level sanctions for court-adjudicated juveniles under minimum standards adopted by the

Section." Proposals that ensure appropriate community-based intermediate dispositions, per legislative

mandate, will receive priority.

The JCPC reviews juvenile delinquency trend data each year. In addition to the risk and needs factors

identified above, the Council is also interested in the program’s ability to address two additional areas of

concern among the juvenile population: racial disparities and access to mental health/substance abuse

prevention interventions. Therefore, the JCPC is particularly interested in programs that seek to work

with youth who are impacted by these issues as well as show how they plan to integrate strategies to

mediate the impact of racial disparities and mental health/substance abuse prevention into their

programming.

C. PROPOSAL SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

For proposals to be considered complete, applicants must:

1) Submit proposals on-line, via the DPS database, NCALLIES. The submission process can be found

on the DPS website at: https://www.ncdps.gov/juvenile-justice/community-programs/juvenile-crime-

prevention-councils/program-agreement-information

2) Upload into NCALLIES (Non-Profits ONLY) the following documents that are available at the above

DPS website link: 1) No Over Due Tax Form, 2) Notarized DPS Conflict of Interest Statement

Template, 3) the non-profit’s conflict of interest policy; and 4) the non-profit’s Proof of 501(c)(3) status.

3) Submit the above requirements no later than Wednesday, January 31, 2024; and

4) Present their proposal(s) for funding to the Wake County JCPC on a date to be determined.

Approved applicants will be notified of the date/time specified by the Council.

NOTE: JCPC reserves the right to reject late or incomplete submissions.

D. APPLICANT WORKSHOP

The Department of Public Safety, Community Programs Section, is offering a virtual workshop on:

January 10, 2024 from 09:30am-12:00pm. This workshop is not mandatory, in order to apply for DPS

JCPC funding but is strongly encouraged because of the application process that will be covered

(NCALLIES) and reporting requirements (fiscal and programmatic). All interested parties must

Questions about NCALLIES or the application process may be addressed to David Carter, DPS JCPC

Area Consultant at david.r.carter@ncdps.gov.

Wake County JCPC specific questions may be addressed to Sharif Deveaux, Wake County JCPC

Chair at sharif.a.deveaux@nccourts.org.

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