UNSPSC 93141612: Family planning programs or services

UNSPSC 93141612 Family planning programs or services is a Commodity code that encompasses therapeutic and preventive counseling, case management, and skill-building services aimed at vulnerable youth and families in crisis. State and local governments solicit under this code for sexual abuse counseling and trauma intervention, family self-sufficiency and relocation support, social-emotional learning platforms, youth prevention programming, and family treatment court facilitation. Issuing bodies span county social services agencies, housing authorities, school districts, probation departments, and juvenile justice coordinating councils. The work typically requires qualified nonprofit organizations, for-profit firms, and public institutions to demonstrate specialized experience—such as trauma-informed counseling credentials, prior success managing family stability programs, or curriculum certification—along with extensive compliance with child abuse reporting, confidentiality, and insurance standards.

Recent activity clusters in California, Georgia, Connecticut, and Mississippi. The County of Orange Social Services Agency (California) posted an RFP in June 2026 for Sexual Abuse Counseling Services with an estimated annual budget of $1,575,000 and responses due November 10, 2025; the scope covers comprehensive counseling for children and non-minor dependents with services in English, Spanish, and potential Vietnamese translation. Charter Oak Communities (Housing Authority of the City of Stamford, Connecticut) issued an RFP in April 2026 for Resident Services, Family Self-Sufficiency and Relocation Services across 1,539 rental units at 24 properties, due May 22, 2026, with evaluation weighted heavily on hourly rates (30 points) and staff experience (50 points combined). Solano County Probation Department (California) sought Youth Prevention Services through a competitive RFP supporting at-promise youth with funding up to $50,000 annually per award, with three potential grants for a combined budget ceiling of $450,000 over three years. Fulton County, Georgia issued an RFP in March 2026 for Family Treatment Court Services to facilitate evidence-based family programming with responses due May 6, 2026.