Kentucky's Eastern Kentucky University, Institute for Excellence in Behavioral Health seeks a contractor to conduct training, coaching, and ongoing technical assistance in relation to the administration of the Dual Diagnosis Capability in Youth Treatment (DDCYT) Index. The index is used to determine how skilled local behavioral health programs are in delivering integrated (mental health and substance use) services to youth with co-occurring disorders . . .

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RFP | July 21, 2017

Kentucky Seeks Behavioral Health DDCYT Index Technical Assistance and Consultation Services

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