Culturally Relevant Services Sample Clauses

Culturally Relevant Services. The Contractor shall provide appropriate, accessible, and culturally relevant services to clients and their families. Service delivery shall be culturally competent and responsive to each client’s cultural beliefs and values, ethnic norms, language needs, and individual differences. Contractors are encouraged to employ a diverse workforce that reflects the diversity of their clientele and the community. The Contractor shall have a written recruitment policy which demonstrates that the Contractor is an equal opportunity employer.
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Culturally Relevant Services. The Contractor shall ensure all services are provided in the cultural context of the client and/or the client’s family.
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Culturally Relevant Services. In performing work pursuant to any Program Agreement, the Indian Nation may develop and operate programs and deliver goods, services, and/or benefits in a manner that is culturally relevant and appropriate, and that is particularly suited to and/or particularly located for access by members of the Indian Nation’s tribe or other tribes, in accordance with tribal laws and policies.
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Culturally Relevant Services. In performing work pursuant to any agreement, the Contractor may develop and operate programs and deliver goods, services, and/or benefits in a manner that is culturally relevant and appropriate, and that is particularly suited to and/or particularly located for access by members of the contractor’s contractor or other contractor, in accordance with Contractor laws and policies.
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Culturally Relevant Services. The Contractor shall ensure all services are provided in the cultural context of the individual and/or individual’s family. Best practices for providing culturally relevant services are to employ staff with similar cultural backgrounds and to offer training for all staff working on the IRLS program. This component is intrinsically linked to providing services in the appropriate language via interpreter or by employing bilingual bicultural staff.
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Culturally Relevant Services. In providing services, the Tribe may develop and operate programs and deliver goods, services and/or benefits in a manner that is culturally relevant and particularly suited to and/or particularly located for access by members of the Tribe, in accordance with tribal laws and policies.
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Culturally Relevant Services. In reviewing and agreeing to any Scope of Work, HCA will respect and support the Indian Nation’s ability to develop and operate programs and deliver goods, services, and/or benefits in a manner that is culturally relevant and appropriate, and that is particularly suited to and/or particularly located for access by members of the Indian Nation and other community members, in accordance with Tribal Law and policies.
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Culturally Relevant Services. The Contractor shall ensure culturally and linguistically that all services are provided in the cultural context of the participant and/or participant's family. The Contractor shall ensure that communication is provided in the participant and/or participant’s family’s preferred language. Data Sharing. DSHS will provide the Contractor access to eJAS. Purpose: Activity for which the Data is needed: To provide LEP ESL/ELA services to DSHS clients. How Data Recipient will use Data: To accept DSHS referrals to provide LEP services to eligible DSHS clients and to provide to DSHS the documentation required for client participation.
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