Developing and Implementing an Ongoing Program of Marketing, Outreach and Public Education Sample Clauses

Developing and Implementing an Ongoing Program of Marketing, Outreach and Public Education a. The ADRC shall develop and implement ongoing marketing, outreach, and public education activities for older persons, adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities, adults with physical disabilities, and youth transitioning to the adult system of care.
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Developing and Implementing an Ongoing Program of Marketing, Outreach and Public Education. The ADRC shall develop and implement ongoing marketing, outreach and public education activities for older persons, adults with intellectual disabilities, adults with physical disabilities and youth transitioning to the adult system of care. The ADRC shall target its marketing, outreach and education activities based on locally collected ADRC data, statewide data and other findings of the Department and the ADRC’s governing board. Results of the governing board’s annual gathering of information regarding the adequacy of long-term care services, including service gaps and needs of the ADRC’s client populations, shall be used in targeting the ADRC’s outreach and public education efforts.
Developing and Implementing an Ongoing Program of Marketing, Outreach and Public Education a. The Aging and Disability Resource Center shall implement ongoing marketing, outreach and public education activities.

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