UNSPSC 93141512: Youth movements or organizations services

UNSPSC 93141512 Youth movements or organizations services (Commodity) encompasses family preservation and family support interventions that state and local governments procure to prevent child welfare involvement, strengthen family stability, and support vulnerable populations navigating family transitions. State and local solicitations under this code reflect a shift from abstract youth-focused programming toward concrete prevention and intervention services including supervised family visitation, parenting skills development, domestic violence support, caregiver services, financial counseling, and transitional living for system-involved youth. Issuing bodies span state health and human services departments (Michigan DHHS, Washington DCYF), county child welfare agencies (Los Angeles County DCFS, Ottawa and Washtenaw County), municipal social services offices (Santa Monica, Wichita, Louisville), and specialized authorities (Santa Clara Behavioral Health Services). Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services emerges as a repeat buyer, posting multiple RFPs for family services including Partnerships for Families services, Caregiver and Youth Support Services, Incarcerated Parents Services, Family Time Centers and Safe Child Custody Exchange services, and Individual Transition Skills programs. Michigan DHHS also appears frequently, issuing dozens of region-specific family preservation contracts across Alcona-Iosco, Washtenaw, Ingham, Ottawa, Livingston, Wayne, Kalamazoo, and other counties.

Geographic activity concentrates in California (Los Angeles County RFPs posted September through October 2026), Michigan (multiple county-level family preservation contracts through MDHHS solicited across 2026), Washington State (DCYF transitional living and tribal health consulting), and Florida (Monroe County paratransit and Monroe County social services). Representative recent opportunities include the County of Los Angeles DCFS Partnerships for Families RFP #25-0047 (RFP, proposals due December 18, 2026) soliciting ten contracts for family-centered interventions across Service Planning Areas and designated communities; the City of Santa Monica Human Services Grants Program RFP (RFP, proposals due December 14, 2026) for four-year competitive grants to nonprofits addressing community-identified needs with performance-based annual funding; the County of Los Angeles DCFS Caregiver and Youth Support Services RFP #26-0065 (RFP, proposals due December 28, 2026) for one contract delivering comprehensive support services countywide; the State of Michigan Family Assistance Program RFP for Alcona-Iosco Counties (RFP, proposals due October 26, 2026) for administration and delivery of family assistance services including eligibility determination, benefit administration, and case management; and the Washington State DCYF Adolescent Transitional Living Program Region 6 solicitation (RFQ, proposals due August 20, 2026) for one rate-based contract serving five male-identifying youth ages 16–21 in a licensed residential home. Contracts frequently incorporate set-asides or preferences for disadvantaged business enterprises, minority-owned vendors, small businesses, and service-disabled veteran-owned businesses under applicable state law.