REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

For

Lead Agency to operate the Connecting Kids to Coverage Schools Initiative in the Hayward Unified School District

 

 The Center for Healthy Schools and Communities within Alameda County Health Care Services Agency is requesting the assistance of a qualified local agency or individual to develop the Connecting Kids to Coverage Schools Initiative in the Hayward Unified School District in Alameda County. Interested parties are requested to bid on completion of the following scope of work.

To view the full RFP please click on the link below:

 RFP for Connecting Kids to Coverage Schools Initiative in Hayward USD 2015

 

 

 

Application Due Date	5:00 PM,  Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2015 Email: Connie.Yale@acgov.org AND  Send One Hard Copy by mail/delivery to Alameda County Health Care Services Agency Attn:  Connie Yale 1000 San Leandro Blvd., Suite 300 San Leandro, CA 94577-1675
Official Award Notification	September 25, 2015
Contract Term	October 1, 2015- September 30, 2016
For information about this project Please contact:	Jessica Woodward Alameda County, Health Care Services Agency Center for Healthy Schools and Communities (510) 407-2830 E-Mail: jessica.woodward@acgov.org

RFP FUSD-Health Lead

Alameda County Health Care Services Agency

The Center for Healthy Schools & Communities

 

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

For

Lead Health Agency for

Fremont Unified School District

 

 

The Center for Healthy Schools & Communities (CHSC) within Alameda County Health Care Services Agency is requesting the assistance of a qualified local agency to provide general health, immunization, and linkage services to Fremont Unified School District within Alameda County.  Interested parties are requested to bid on completion of the following scope of work. This RFP is also posted at: www.healthyschoolsandcommunities.org

To view the full RFQ, please click on the link below:
 

RFP FUSD-Health Lead

Application Due Date	5:00 PM,  June 26, 2015 Email: Connie.Yale@acgov.org AND  Send One Hard Copy by mail/delivery to Alameda County Health Care Services Agency Attn:  Connie Yale 1000 San Leandro Blvd., Suite 300 San Leandro, CA 94577-1675
Official Award Notification	June 30, 2015
Contract Term	July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016
For information about this project Please contact:	Kimi Sakashita Alameda County, Health Care Services Agency (510) 618-3425 E-Mail: kimi.sakashita@acgov.org

 

School Health Centers Electronic Health Records Data Reporting Pilot

Alameda County Health Care Services Agency

Center for Healthy Schools and Communities

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS

for

School Health Centers Electronic Health Records Data Reporting Pilot

 

The Center for Healthy Schools and Communities within Alameda County Health Care Services Agency is requesting the assistance of qualified agencies to provide electronic health record data reporting as part of a pilot evaluation project. Interested parties are requested to bid on completion of the following scope of work. To view the full RFQ, please click on the link below:

School Health Centers Electronic Health Records Data Reporting Pilot

Application due on March 6, 2015, 12:00PM

For more information about this project, please contact:
Marta Lutsky
Alameda County, Health Care Services Agency
Center for Healthy Schools and Communities
(510) 667-7416
E-Mail: marta.lutsky@acgov.org

Alameda County Health Care Services Agency

Center for Healthy Schools and Communities

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

for

Contractor to Perform Project Management, Facilitation, and/or Facilitation Training

Not to exceed $25,000 per contract

 

The Center for Healthy Schools and Communities within Alameda County Health Care Services Agency is requesting the assistance of a qualified local agency or individual to provide project management, project planning, facilitation or facilitation training  related to youth development, family strengthening, school health and wellness initiatives. Interested parties are requested to bid on completion of the following scope of work. To view the full RFP, please click on the link below:

 Project Management, Facilitation, and/or Facilitation Training

 

 

 

 

Application Due Date: 4:00 PM, September 29, 2014

 

For more information about this project, please contact:

Eric Yuan

Alameda County, Health Care Services Agency

Center for Healthy Schools and Communities

(510) 667-3088

E-Mail: eric.yuan@acgov.org

 

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL for Behavioral Health Consultant for REACH AYC

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

For

Behavioral Health Consultant for REACH AYC

 The Center for Healthy Schools and Communities within Alameda County Health Care Services Agency is requesting the assistance of a qualified individual to provide consultation and support to Behavioral Health Programs at REACH AYC and the Center for Healthy Schools and Communities. Interested parties are requested to bid on completion of the following scope of work.

For more information please click on the link below:

Behavioral Health Consultant for REACH AYC

Application Due Date:

2:00 PM,  June 18, 2014

Email: Connie.Yale@acgov.org

AND

 Send One Hard Copy by mail/ hand delivery

to

Alameda County Health Care Services Agency

Attn:  Connie Yale

1000 San Leandro Blvd., Suite 300

San Leandro, CA 94577-1675

 

For more information about this project please contact:

 

Marta Lutsky

Alameda County, Health Care Services Agency

Center for Healthy Schools and Communities

(510) 667-7416

E-Mail: marta.lutsky@acgov.org

 

ALAMEDA COUNTY EXPERTS PRESENT AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE on Improving Equity, Health and Education Outcomes through Community Schools

Eight staff from the Center for Healthy Schools and Communities will present at the Coalition for Community Schools’ bi-annual national conference in Cincinnati, Ohio along with three of its community based organization partners. Conference attendance is expected to be 1,500 and representative of the entire county.

The Center for Healthy Schools and Communities is regarded as a national leader and model for innova-tion in providing and scaling critically needed access to health services for youth in low opportunity communities.

“It is important for us to share not only the innovations in school health services that are working in Alameda County, but also the lessons learned over our 17-year history. We are getting mainstream traction on the inextricable link between health and education. By addressing these topics through an equity lens, we as public sector vanguards have an opportunity to close the opportunity gap through community schools”, said Tracey Schear, Director of the Center for Healthy Schools and Communities.

Topics will include Alameda County’s implementation of the Affordable Care Act through eligibility and enrollment into public health care benefits at community schools—programs that are receiving national attention. The Center will also present with its partners from the Latino Men and Boys male mentorship program, demonstrating its long-time support of equity based Boys and Men of Color initiatives. They will also present on the role of public sector leadership in linking health and education to achieve equity, along with a joint presentation with the Oakland Unified School District in a plenary session with public sector leaders from across the country.

Connecting Kids & Families to Health Coverage in the Oakland Unified School District

The Center for Healthy Schools and Communities is partnering with Oakland Unified School District (OUSD), Alameda County Social Services Agency, East Bay Agency for Children, and East Bay Innovations to support Oakland families to enroll in health insurance and other health care services and supports. Check out the coverage our Central Family Resource Center at OUSD’s Lakeview campus received during the final week of open enrollment. We supported more than 100 families to connect with information and application assistance about Medi-Cal, Covered California plans, HealthPAC, and CalFresh.

State of Health: Oakland Schools Help Parents Sign Up for Covered California | KQED

Our work in Oakland was also referenced at the end of this story by The California Report.

Covered California Allows More Time to Finish Applications in Progress | KQED

Antonia Briones (left), an Alameda County Social Services Agency eligibility
technician, helps Gabino Pablo (right) with Covered California enrollment
 as the deadline approaches. (Rachel Dornhelm/KQED)