The State of Oregon, through the Oregon Department of Human Services Office of Developmental Disabilities, is seeking qualified providers to deliver temporary housing prevention services for individuals under 18 with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The program focuses on preventing displacement by ensuring immediate access to trained Direct Support Professionals who can provide 24-hour on-call support. These services are intended for youth at risk of losing in-home care due to staffing shortages or caregiver limitations, potentially leading to hospitalization or entry into child welfare systems. Contractors will supply trained personnel capable of responding quickly to emergent needs across multiple Oregon counties. The selected providers must meet strict training, compliance, and reporting requirements while coordinating closely with state agencies. The goal is to stabilize care environments, reduce institutional placements, and ensure continuity of support services for vulnerable youth populations.