Washington County, Oregon is seeking qualified organizations to provide community-based services aimed at preventing juvenile crime among high-risk youth ages 10 to 17. The program focuses on early intervention for youth identified through assessment tools or referrals as being at risk of entering or re-entering the juvenile justice system. Services include case management, school and community liaison support, family engagement, restorative justice practices, and cognitive-behavioral skill-building. Providers are expected to collaborate with schools, the Juvenile Department, and community organizations to deliver coordinated, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed services. The initiative emphasizes reducing recidivism, improving family functioning, enhancing school engagement, and addressing behavioral risk factors. Programs must demonstrate measurable outcomes using standardized assessment tools and provide ongoing reporting. The selected contractor(s) will support youth across multiple sites within the county and ensure equitable access to services for diverse populations, including those with limited English proficiency.