Core Services to Be Provided. Services provided by the CONTRACTOR will be based on a public health framework and deployed using a Multi-tier System of Support (MTSS), which includes three overlapping levels of intensity: Universal, Indicated, and Intensive. Using a MTSS framework will ensure identified youth have access to a wide range of services. Within a MTSS framework, tiers (or levels of support) represent specific services that are matched to a youths’ identified needs. It should be noted that youth would often be receiving supports at varying levels of intensity and that no youth would ever be considered a “Targeted” or “Intensive” level student. The label is used to denote service intensity, not a student category. This distinction is important because young people’s needs change across time and vary across domains. For example, all youth will receive case management, a Tier III (Intensive) service, but only some will participate in a Tier II (Indicated) ILP course. It should be noted that all services, especially related to the Transitional Independent Living Plan (TILP), will be conducted in partnership with the youth’s social worker or probation officer. The ILP team will be in regular communication with these critical case leads, through in-person and email updates, quarterly reports, Child/Family Team meetings, and for case consultation. Across all tiers, youth with mental health, developmental, and behavioral needs will be supported by the ILP team by collaborating effectively with the youth’s support network and approaching services with a trauma-informed lens. A key member of the support team would include mental health providers, either through the community, county or their school. Moreover, staff will approach all youth work with a lens of trauma-informed care, continually striving to provide environments that are safe, positive, predictable, consistent, and equitable. Youth with developmental needs will also be engaged with the support of community and school providers, such as special education teachers, psychologists, and/or mental health therapists. For both youth with mental health and developmental needs that are unmet, the ILP team will use their relationships and knowledge of schools, post-secondary programs, and employment programs to ensure youth are connected to these supports. Additional consultation and guidance may be obtained through the public health nurses, PCOE mental health staff, PCOE and KidsFirst CSEC staff, and/or culturally matched providers. ...
Core Services to Be Provided. We advise on a wide range of general insurance products and services to both individuals and businesses. Our service includes: Assessment, advice, and recommendation on your insurance needs Design and placement of insurance covers to meet your requirements Administration, including checking and issuing policy documentation, handling of changes to the insurance programme and responding to enquiries and provision of supporting administration Renewal review, consisting of provision of details and existing scope of cover; providing advice and guidance in reviewing the adequacy of sums insured, estimates and projections and in commenting on cover & market options together with the general competitiveness of premiums Claims reporting, assistance, and administration of all claims We offer Our services usually on the basis of a fair and personal analysis of the market, but for specific risks this may be from a limited number of insurers or even a single insurer. In the event We use a limited number of insurers, or only one insurer, We will advise you accordingly prior to the conclusion of the contract. In sourcing a suitable policy, placing the insurance and in assisting you with a claim, We always act as your agent.
