Community-based. The wraparound team implements service and support strategies that take place in the most inclusive, most responsive, most accessible, and least restrictive settings possible; and that safely promote child and family integration into home and community life.
Community-based. Instruction (CBI) When students are engaged in community-based instruction (CBI), students will be accompanied by staff at a ratio of 1:4 (one staff member for every 4 students).
Community-based. Support provided to community activities primarily designed to educate, train, or otherwise prevent drug abuse among youth. This includes, but is not limited to support of youth centers, drug-free events, community recreational programs, safe xxxxxx and community mobilization events. Mission 6b. Educational Institutions. Support community based activities that focus on educational institutions, or otherwise have an educational institution as the primary sponsor, and are primarily designed to educate, train, or otherwise prevent youth from drug abuse. This includes, but is not limited to tutoring, mentoring, D.A.R.E. support, after-school programs, drug-free activities, role modelling programs, and sports-drug awareness programs. Mission 6c. Informational. Participation for the sole purpose of providing information about drug abuse or drug abuse programs. This includes, but is not limited to speakers bureaus, static displays, Red Ribbon Campaign, and educational material distribution. Mission 6d. Leadership Development. Support camps, retreats, seminars and programs, not primarily associated with educational institutions, that focus on developing drug abuse prevention leadership skills in youth and adults. this includes, but is not limited to Cadet programs, QUEST, PULSAR, Freedom Academy, Parent Training programs, and Young Leaders.
Community-based. 18 B. Latino means a person whose origin is from Central, South or Latin America or any other 19 Spanish culture (including Spain) regardless of race.
Community-based. IMCI (CB-IMCI), focussed on training and supporting volunteer Rural Health Promoters to provide selected child survival services in their communities, based on the PAHO CB-IMCI materials recently adapted for Bolivia, while supporting concurrent MOH implementation of IMCI at health facilities;
Community-based. The locus of control and decision-making powers is located at the community level, representing the service area of the community or a significant segment of the community. Community-based organization: Public and private, nonprofit organizations that are representative of communities or significant segments of communities. Community-based research: Community members work with researchers to help determine research issues, shape the research process/ objectives, and bring research results back to the community. Community members’ participation maximizes the potential for exchange in knowledge and implementation of research findings. The shared goal is to maintain scientific integrity in the research methods, while also incorporating the skills, knowledge, and strengths of the participants/beneficiaries of the research. There is an emphasis on ensuring that research results are translated into practice and communicated back to the community. Community health center: A community-based organization that provides comprehensive primary care and preventive services to medically underserved populations. This includes but is not limited to programs reimbursed through the Federally Qualified Health Centers mechanism, Migrant Health Centers, Primary Care Public Housing Health Centers, Healthcare for the Homeless Centers, and other community-based health centers. Comprehensive women’s health services: Services including, but going beyond traditional reproductive health services to address the health needs of underserved women in the context of their lives, including a recognition of the importance of relationships in women’s lives, and the fact that women play the role of health providers and decision-makers for the family. Services include basic primary care services; acute, chronic, and preventive services including gender and age-appropriate preventive services; mental and dental health services; patient education and counseling; promotion of healthy behaviors (like nutrition, smoking cessation, substance abuse services, and physical activity); and enabling services. Ancillary services are also provided such as laboratory tests, X-ray, environmental, social referral, and pharmacy services. Coordinated care: The formal linkages, case management services, partnering arrangements, and patient advocate support that enable better coordination of women’s health resources and help underserved women to navigate systems to obtain the comprehensive health services they need...
Community-based. The locus of services as well as system management rests within a supportive, adaptive infrastructure of structures, processes, and relationships at the community level
Community-based. The team implements a plan that offers services and supports that take place in the most inclusive, responsive and accessible settings possible; and that safely promote child and family integration into home and community life.
