COUNTY FUNDED NONRESIDENTIAL ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES Sample Clauses

COUNTY FUNDED NONRESIDENTIAL ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES. A. Nonresidential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Units of Service 1. Admit to Contractor’s County nonresidential alcohol and drug treatment program a minimum of twenty (20) program participants per fiscal year, who meet the population criteria identified in Contractors treatment expansion proposal. 2. Contractor will provide two hundred seventeen (217) hours of staff availability dedicated to nonresidential alcohol and drug treatment services per fiscal year including face-to-face contacts, preparation time, and record keeping time. The hours of staff availability are the contracted units of service. 3. Provide program enhancement to a minimum of twenty (20) program participants’ families per fiscal year, including culturally appropriate family support for family members.
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COUNTY FUNDED NONRESIDENTIAL ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES. A. Nonresidential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Units of Service 1. Admit to Contractors County nonresidential alcohol and drug treatment program a minimum of six (6) program participants per fiscal year, who meet the population criteria identified in Contractors treatment expansion proposal. 2. Contractor will provide one thousand one hundred sixty one (1,161) hours of staff availability dedicated to nonresidential alcohol and drug treatment services per fiscal year including face-to-face contacts, preparation time, and record keeping time. The hours of staff availability are the contracted units of service. 3. Provide program enhancement to a minimum of six (6) program participants’ families per fiscal year, including culturally appropriate family support for family members. B. Nonresidential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services 1. Intake, assessment (using the Addiction Severity Index, [ASI]), recovery planning, and relapse prevention, case management, and follow-up at 6 months and 12 months after intake for each program participant. 2. Services will include a minimum of two (2) individual counseling sessions per month and minimum of three (3) hours of recovery-oriented group counseling per week. Program topics will include addiction and recovery, parenting skills, health issues, and ongoing educational workshops. 3. Program topics will include addiction and recovery specific topics, the twelve-step model of recovery, family dynamics, self-esteem, communication and conflict resolution, disease model of substance abuse, health issues, housing options, financial management, interviewing and job application skills, and educational issues. 4. Ancillary support services will include access to HIV/AIDS, HEP A.B.C, and STD testing and education, English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, vocational and educational training, preventive health, and financial assistance. 5. Case coordination and referrals with other San Mateo County providers as necessary. 6. Make available space for three (3) twelve-step group meetings per week. 7. Aftercare services will be provided to program participants upon completion of Contractors treatment program, and will include: a) An aftercare plan developed with each program participant prior to the final phase of the treatment program; and b) Two (2) hours of relapse prevention each month including ongoing program activities, group and individual support, education, and ongoing links to community services for each program participant...
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COUNTY FUNDED NONRESIDENTIAL ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT SERVICES. Nonresidential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Units of Service
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