Doing Business with Human Services

The City of Phoenix Human Services Department is seeking individuals and organizations to provide specialty classes and entertainment at 15 senior centers. Opportunities include physical and emotional wellness programs, cognitive activities, and more.

📢 Why Partner with Us?
✔ Inspire others with your talents
✔ Flexible scheduling
✔ Competitive compensation
✔ Inclusive & diverse opportunities

Email your completed application to: hsd.seniorservices@phoenix.gov​

Questions? Contact Us: 

Email: hsd.seniorservices@phoenix.gov​

The City of Phoenix Human Services Department is seeking licensed providers of therapeutic services to support victims of domestic and sexual violence through the Victim Services Division (Family Advocacy Center).

📢 Key Details:
✔ Must be licensed by the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners or Arizona Board of Psychologist Examiners, with a physical office within the boundaries of the City of Phoenix
✔ Serve victims and their immediate families
✔ Clients choose their provider from an approved list
✔ Providers bill the City of Phoenix directly—clients pay nothing
✔ In-person & virtual services permitted

Email your completed application to: Fac.victim.services@phoenix.gov

Questions? Contact Us:

Email: Fac.victim.services@phoenix.gov

• All potential contractors and service providers must register in the City of Phoenix Vendor System to receive bid notifications.
• Registration allows vendors to participate in solicitations for services such as case management, job training, counseling, and community outreach.

• Open Requests for Proposals (RFPs), Requests for Qualifications (RFQus), and Requests for Quotes (RFQs) are posted online under Human Services.
• Vendors can browse current opportunities city-wide by category or keyword.
• View Open Solicitations

• Carefully review the bid document to understand scope, requirements, deadlines, and evaluation criteria.
• Ensure compliance with required certifications, experience levels, and service expectations.
• Submit all necessary documents before the deadline.

• Proposals are evaluated based on experience, service delivery model, client impact, pricing, and ability to meet Human Services Department goals.
• Once contracts are awarded, vendors will be notified of the next steps.

• Awarded vendors must sign a contract and comply with program requirements, reporting, and service delivery guidelines.
• Payments are processed based on the contract terms, and performance is monitored for quality assurance.