Justice Involved Teen Foster Program
The Justice Involved Teen Foster Program funds organizations to provide evidence-based foster care and support for justice-involved teens in New Hampshire, led by the Department of Health & Human Services.
Funder: New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services
Due Dates: September 17, 2026 (RFP posting; submission deadline likely soon after—see RFP)
Funding Amounts: Not specified in public listing; details available in full RFP document.
Summary: Supports foster care and tailored services for justice-involved teens in New Hampshire via contracts with qualified organizations.
Key Information: Full eligibility, funding, and application details are only available in the official RFP document.
Description
The Justice Involved Teen Foster Program is an initiative from the New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS), Division for Children, Youth and Families. The program seeks proposals from organizations capable of operating or delivering services specifically designed for teens involved with the justice system. This RFP is part of DHHS’s broader strategy to support vulnerable youth populations through targeted foster care and related services.
