How to bid on Kin-First Permanency Training for the Judicial Council of California

What the Judicial Council is buying

The Judicial Council of California seeks a person or organization to develop and/or deliver in-person training for juvenile court stakeholders. The curriculum should explain how the Family First Prevention and Services Act, concurrent planning, family engagement, and connectedness support legal and emotional permanency in a kin-first culture.

The training should incorporate youth voices and lived experience, as well as recent case law and legislation. This may suit firms and individuals with relevant experience in juvenile court training, permanency, family engagement, or curriculum development.

Deadline and timing

The RFP was published October 23, 2026. The deadline is December 5, 2026, at 2:59 AM ET.

Submit as the solicitation directs before the deadline. Review its stated deadline and submission instructions carefully so your response arrives on time.

Who may be a good fit

This opportunity may fit a person or organization able to develop or provide in-person curriculum for juvenile court stakeholders. Relevant capabilities include explaining legal and emotional permanency, kin-first approaches, concurrent planning, family engagement, and connectedness.

The requested curriculum also calls for incorporating youth voices and lived experience and addressing recent case law and legislation.

How to review and respond

Click “View original source” to open the Judicial Council of California solicitation. Review the request details, documents, and deadline, then submit your response as the solicitation directs before the deadline.

Prepare a focused response

Make clear how your proposed curriculum addresses the topics named in the RFP and connects them to legal and emotional permanency in a kin-first culture. Explain whether you are proposing curriculum development, in-person delivery, or both.

Describe how you would incorporate youth voices and lived experience and address recent case law and legislation. Check your response against the solicitation documents, follow their submission instructions, and leave time to complete submission before the deadline.