COLLABORATIVE ACTIONS WE AGREE TO Sample Clauses

COLLABORATIVE ACTIONS WE AGREE TO. TAKE We agree to the following collaborative actions to work towards the above- noted process outcomes for this point where our work intersects:  CA#1: The CAS worker should be aware that the woman being interviewed has the option to request the VAW worker to be present. The VAW worker will act as an advocate and support.  CA#2: When appropriate and with consent, CAS and VAW workers will collaborate (i.e.: joint interviews, case planning and problem solving).  CA#3: Efforts should be made at the outset of any joint intervention to obtain signed consent forms to help facilitate better communication.  CA#4: Where appropriate, CAS workers and VAW workers may request the assistance of each other’s services.  CA#5: When consent has been given, CAS may share with VAW information about:  court orders and conditions of supervision  history of allegations of abuse  the plan of care in placerisk of harm to the child and mother  the nature of interventions and supports required by the woman and child  CAS plan of action if the mother returns to the abuser  any issues that will affect the woman and her residency in the shelter (i.e.: the woman’s emotional condition, or anticipated CAS involvement).  CA#6: When no consent has been given, CAS is able to provide the following information:  if an investigation is delayed  when an interview with a child will take place  if a child is to be placed in the care of F&CS  whether or not criminal charges have been laid  the existence and terms of any court orders regarding access or contact with the child  any situations of risk or danger that would impact on the woman, child or staff of the shelter.  In the presence of serious threat of harm to a woman, child or worker, staff persons from both organizations will take action to ensure safety, even if there is no consent.  CA#7: We agree to jointly facilitate the woman’s access to information that is relevant to her circumstances (which may include materials appropriate to her literacy level and her abilities, or language interpretation, ASL or other communication supports).  CA#8: Whenever possible, the CAS worker will ensure that no interviews will be conducted with the woman and the abuser together, or the child witness and the abusive partner together.  CA#9: The CAS worker, where contact with the abusive partner is possible, will provide information regarding community resources, such as the Partner Assault Response program to the abusive partner. IN...
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COLLABORATIVE ACTIONS WE AGREE TO. TAKE: We agree to the following collaborative actions to work towards the above- noted process outcomes for this point where our work intersects:  CA#1: CAS and VAW agencies will routinely request signed consents allowing the sharing of information. Consent will be written, however, in some circumstances verbal consent will be accepted if the written consent is obtained at the same time and forwarded later.  CA#2: Copies of consent forms will be shared in order that they are readily available when needed.  CA#3: Only relevant information will be requested and shared.  CA#4: CAS & VAW agree to work together whenever possible to support the client.  CA#5: Both sectors will work together, when consents are available, to coordinate the service plan and any community referral required.  CA#6: Whenever possible, case conferencing will occur with the client present.  CA#7: Open communication is fundamental to positive outcomes for women and children.  CA#8: Respect for each other‘s roles is critical and will be achieved through ongoing education between the systems.  CA#9: When agreement in any area is not possible, there will be open dialogue in an effort to resolve the differences. If the differences cannot be resolved they will be documented and where appropriate the conflict resolution process (Appendix B) will be initiated  CA#10: Liaison contacts will be identified in each sector to facilitate open dialogue and
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COLLABORATIVE ACTIONS WE AGREE TO. TAKE: We agree to the following collaborative actions to work towards the above- noted process outcomes for this point where our work intersects:  CA#1: Both systems will support the client through the custody and access process, including later CAS involvement as required.  CA#2: If the investigation process has confirmed that there is risk for the children in having supervised or unsupervised access, the CAS will provide that information to the woman in writing.  CA#3: Both systems will provide written information regarding the role of the perpetrator or the effect of woman abuse on the children as per the information available.  CA#4: Information will be shared freely between both systems as is appropriate and with signed consent.  CA#5: If protection concerns exist, the CAS will be proactive in ensuring that access orders made in family court will not put children at risk.  CA#6: CAS will, in any way possible, hold the perpetrator accountable. This may include recommendations to the court for court-ordered participation in PAR programs, addiction, mental health and/or parenting programs to support, if deemed safe, future responsible involvement with his children. Fathers should also be instructed by the court to support their children‘s involvement in HEAL programs and other community services to assist their children in dealing with their exposure to abuse.  CA#7: CAS and/or VAW will ensure that women are aware of how to access legal information and support.
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THE REDACTED MATERIAL HAS BEEN FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION, AND THE TERMS HAVE BEEN MARKED AT THE APPROPRIATE PLACE WITH TWO ASTERISKS (**). 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