Common use of Child Safety Clause in Contracts

Child Safety. All services (even individual services) are provided through the lens of child safety. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to understand the child safety concerns and protective factors that exist within the family. Continual assessment of child safety and communication with the Local DCS Office is required. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to report any safety concerns as required by IC 31-33-5 et seq. to the DCS or a local law enforcement agency. All service plans must include goals that address issues of child safety and the family’s protective factors. Monthly reports, as required in Subsections 1(I) and 1(R) below, must outline progress towards goals identified in the service plans.

Child Safety. All services (even individual services) are provided through the lens of child safety. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to understand the child safety concerns and protective factors that exist within the family. Continual assessment of child safety and communication with the Local DCS Office is required. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to report any safety concerns as required by IC 31-33-5 et seq. to the DCS or a local law enforcement agency. All service plans must include goals that address issues of child safety and the family’s protective factors. Monthly reports, as required in Subsections Sections 1(I) and 1(R) below, must outline progress towards goals identified in the service plans.

Child Safety. All services (even individual services) are provided through the lens of child safety. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to understand the child safety concerns and protective factors that exist within the family. Continual assessment of child safety and communication with the Local DCS Office is required. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to report any safety concerns as required by IC 31-33-5 et seq. 5-1 to the DCS or a local law enforcement agency. All service plans Service Plans must include goals that address issues of child safety and the family’s protective factors. Monthly reports, as required in Subsections 1(ISections 1(K) and 1(R1(T) below, must outline progress towards goals identified in the service plansService Plans.

Child Safety. All services (even individual services) are provided through the lens of child safety. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to understand the child safety concerns and protective factors that exist within the family. Continual assessment of child safety and communication with the Local DCS Office is required. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to report any safety concerns as required by IC § 31-33-5 et seq. to the DCS or a local law enforcement agency. All service plans must include goals that address issues of child safety and the family’s 's protective factors. Monthly reports, as required in Subsections Sections 1(I) and 1(R) below, must outline progress towards goals identified in the service plans.