Recovery Coaches for the Deaf Enhanced Program (Multiple Positions, Rolling Enrollment)
Federal opportunity from MCD01 - Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing • Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: May 01, 2033. Industry: NAICS 85, 10, 16.
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MCDHH welcomes both entry-level and CARC-Certified applicants for its enhanced Recovery Coach for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program to assist people seeking treatment and in recovery from substance use disorders. This program focuses on Deaf, deaf, DeafBlind and hard of hearing individuals seeking stable recovery. See RFR for application requirements. Applicants must be individuals, not organizations or agencies. Applications accepted on ongoing basis through May 1, 2033.
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The Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (MCDHH) is seeking Recovery Coaches for an enhanced program specifically tailored for Deaf, deaf, DeafBlind, and hard of hearing individuals recovering from substance use disorders. This opportunity is open to both entry-level and CARC-Certified applicants, emphasizing ongoing enrollment until May 1, 2033. Candidates must apply as individuals rather than organizations or agencies.
MCDHH aims to recruit qualified individuals to serve as Recovery Coaches, providing support to the Deaf and hard of hearing community in their recovery journeys.
- Individuals who are CARC-Certified.
- Entry-level applicants with a passion for helping the Deaf and hard of hearing communities.
- Identify potential applicants who meet CARC-Certification standards or those who are entry-level.
- Facilitate the application process for candidates through ongoing recruitment until the deadline.
- Implement training and orientation for selected recovery coaches to align with MCDHH's program goals.
- Completed application form as an individual.
- Evidence of CARC-Certification if applicable.
- Personal statement of purpose and intent to support the recovery program.
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- Ensure all application materials confirm to MCDHH guidelines for Recovery Coaches.
- Maintain confidentiality and ethical standards throughout the coaching process.
- As this is not a conventional competitive bid, pricing is less relevant but should consider the hourly rate for coaching services and potential funding sources.
- Potential lack of qualified applicants which may delay the program's implementation.
- Maintaining consistent quality and standards among diverse candidates.
- What specific training will be provided to Recovery Coaches?
- How will MCDHH measure the effectiveness of the Recovery Coaches?
- What support systems are in place for the coaches during their engagement?
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- No specific location for service delivery was provided.
- Details on application evaluation criteria are unclear.
- Lack of information on training duration and content for selected coaches.
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