Arenac County Child Protection Council

Arenac County Child Protection Council, a tax-exempt non-profit organization, operates as a sub-recipient on federal grants focused on child abuse and neglect prevention programming, with no prime contract or grant work. The organization holds no federal contract vehicles and does not compete as a prime contractor; all five awards in the source data are grant sub-awards flowing through the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.

The organization's entire federal footprint centers on a single customer agency: the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families, which accounts for 100% of five recorded sub-awards. All identified work falls under the CTM (Child Traumatic Stress Initiative or related child welfare program) primary prevention and local council designated funding streams. The first recorded sub-award dates to October 2022 under the CTM Local Council Designated program; four additional sub-awards followed in October 2023, all under the CTM Primary Prevention Partners Program designation. Combined obligations across the five sub-awards total $30 thousand, indicating modest dollar volume and likely a local or region-specific role in Michigan child welfare prevention infrastructure rather than a scalable federal contractor footprint.

Activity shows growth from one award in 2022 to four in 2023, but the source data ends in October 2023 with no recorded activity in the past two years. The organization's federal role is narrowly scoped: as a sub-recipient performing or supporting child abuse and neglect prevention work within Michigan, channeled through state-administered HHS grant programs rather than direct federal procurement. No parent contract vehicles, teaming relationships, or prime-contractor posture are present in the source data.