COUNTY Funded Prevention Services - The Children’s Place Program Sample Clauses

COUNTY Funded Prevention Services - The Children’s Place Program. All payments under this Agreement must directly support services specified in this Agreement.
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COUNTY Funded Prevention Services - The Children’s Place Program. Contractor will provide the following County funded alcohol and drug prevention services at mutually agreed upon locations in San Mateo County. All payments in this Second Amendment to the Original Agreement must directly support services specified in this Second Amendment to the Original Agreement. In providing its services and operations, Contractor will maintain compliance with requirements of the AOD Policy and Procedure Manual including additions and revisions, incorporated by reference herein. A. Contractor will provide the following County Funder Services 1. Provide a thirty (30) minute staff workshop and/or consultation at each school site to educate staff about the effects of addiction on children, help staff identify children from addicted families, support staff in using Contractor’s The Children’s Place program as a school-based resource, and teach staff how to refer children to the program. A minimum of two hundred eighty (280) school staff members will attend the workshop and/or receive individual consultations. 2. Provide a one (1) hour educational workshop at each school site to teach families about addiction, codependency and community resources, and ways to develop healthy living skills. A minimum of sixty four (64) parents/family members will attend the workshop. Family home visits will be substituted where appropriate. 3. Identify a minimum of one hundred sixty (160) students ages five (5) to fourteen (14), who attend the eight participating schools, to participate in Contractor’s The Children’s Place prevention/education support group services. 4. Provide a minimum of sixteen (16) education/prevention groups to the one hundred sixty (160) identified students, with two (2) groups at each participating school site, for an average of ten (10) participants per group. 5. Prevention Hours of Staff Availability Contractor will provide three thousand two hundred-sixteen (3,216) hours of staff availability dedicated to alcohol and drug prevention direct program services, preparation time, and record keeping time. The hours of staff availability are the contracted units of service.
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