Crisis Intervention and Stabilization in Emergency Juvenile Sample Clauses

Crisis Intervention and Stabilization in Emergency Juvenile. Shelter Care The following section applies to the provision of Emergency Juvenile Shelter Care. Contractors shall have a global Crisis Intervention and Stabilization Plan and an individualized plan for Crisis Intervention and Stabilization incorporated into each Child’s Service Plan. The Contractor shall accept referrals and provide contracted services on a No Reject, No Eject basis. The Contractor shall serve any Child the Agency or JCS refers to the Contractor from within all counties in the Contractor’s contracted Service Area and from within all counties outside of the contracted Service Area that are within two (2) contiguous Iowa counties of the Contractor’s CWES shelter facility’s physical location. The Contractor shall serve any Child referred to the Contractor from anywhere in the State in case of special or emergency circumstances as determined by the Agency. For Emergency Juvenile Shelter Care, the Contractor shall:
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