The Department of Human Services (DHS) and the Office of Contracting and Procurement (OCP) invite youth services providers to discuss the service offerings provided by the agency, upcoming solicitations, and solicit feedback about the programs currently offered to the District's at-risk youth population. DHS' Family Services Administration (FSA) provides protection, intervention and social services to vulnerable adults and families to help reduce risk and promote self-sufficiency. One of DHS’ key strategic priorities is to offer a system of services and supports for youth that strengthens families, mitigates risks related to housing instability, improves school attendance, and decreases court involvement and the likelihood of repeat criminal conduct. The services are offered through several flagship programs designed to assist at-risk youth: Alternatives to Court Experience Diversion Program (ACE), the Parent and Adolescent Support Services Program (PASS), and Teen Parent Assessment Program (TPAP). Currently, DHS is seeking to secure access to a variety of community-based support services for young people up to seventeen (17) years old committing status offenses and/or delinquency offenses, and pregnant and/or parenting teenagers participating in the Youth Services Programs.