NIGP 95235: Elder Abuse Prevention Services

NIGP 95235 Elder Abuse Prevention Services is an Item code under which state and local governments solicit grants and contracts for nonprofit service delivery targeting elder abuse prevention and related interventions. The recent opportunities block shows limited direct activity under this specific code; instead, the two posted solicitations reflect broader human services grant administration addressing community need through evidence-based programming. The City of Santa Monica's 2027-31 Human Services Grants Program (RFP due December 14, 2026) invites competitive proposals from eligible nonprofits for four-year grant agreements running July 1, 2027 through June 30, 2031, with annual funding subject to performance, available funds, and City Council approval. Bernalillo County's opioid settlement grant process (RFP5326EM, due July 1, 2026) targets one-time capital projects and operating expenses for treatment of opioid use disorder and co-occurring substance use or mental health conditions through evidence-based strategies. Both solicitations are grant-funded programs open to nonprofits with human services administration experience, requiring extensive documentation (audited financials, board rosters, monitoring reports, equity policies) and adherence to local wage and insurance requirements.

Geographic activity centers on California (Santa Monica) and New Mexico (Bernalillo County) in the recent posting window. Santa Monica's program emphasizes racial equity, employee retention policies, and accessibility, with applicants choosing between a 30 percent cash match option or a living wage requirement ($25.00 per hour, adjusted annually). The source does not report activity from state departments, school districts, or transit authorities under this code, nor does it support a characterization of activity across multiple regions or repeat buyers. The sparse recent-opportunities record suggests limited public solicitation volume under NIGP 95235 itself, though the Santa Monica and Bernalillo County grants point to nonprofit delivery of elder abuse and substance use services as part of broader municipal and county human services portfolios.