Domestic Abuse Services Sample Clauses

Domestic Abuse Services. Services provided by a designated Domestic Abuse Services Unit staff that assist PARTICIPANT(s) who disclose current or past existence of domestic abuse and consent to being referred to the Domestic Abuse Services.

Domestic Abuse Services. 27 CONTRACTOR shall offer a referral to DASU if domestic 28 abuse is suspected, or if a Participant self-discloses that she/he is a victim 1 of domestic abuse. WTW Activities are assigned, on a case-by-case basis, 2 according to the level of assessed risk and other pertinent case information, 3 including the individual's employment history, prospects for obtaining 4 employment, housing stability, and adequacy of child care arrangements.

Domestic Abuse Services. 6.6.1 CONTRACTOR shall provide domestic abuse assistance services to PARTICIPANTS and families who have domestic abuse issues. Services shall be provided to PARTICIPANTS and families referred by ADMINISTRATOR. 6.6.2 CONTRACTOR shall provide shelter, counseling, education, and Supportive Services to PARTICIPANTS in order to assist PARTICIPANTS obtain employment and become self-sufficient without putting them at further risk. 6.6.3 CONTRACTOR shall provide services to the alleged abuser who is in the home in order to address domestic abuse issues as some families in the CalWORKs population consist of the victim and the alleged abuser, who is also a CalWORKs recipient. 6.6.4 CONTRACTOR shall provide programs to children who are the witnesses to or victims of abuse, and are likely to experience Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, depression, anxiety, developmental issues or engage in inter- generational transmission of domestic abuse. 6.6.5 CONTRACTOR shall coordinate delivery of services with the COUNTY Domestic Abuse Services Unit, and shall provide, at a minimum, access to the following services with established community domestic abuse resources: Twenty-four (24) hour hotline providing crisis intervention; Peer counseling and support, anger management, and/or psychological counseling services; Referrals to Personal Empowerment Program (PEP), or other comparable services, for domestic abuse victims and their families, as well as for perpetrators of domestic abuse; An established walk-in center in the areas to be served, to accommodate the service needs of victims of domestic abuse; Emergency services, such as food, clothing, transportation, and shelter; Twenty-four (24) hour response to local law enforcement agencies in the provision of services to victims of domestic abuse; Hospital emergency room protocol and assistance on a twenty- four (24) hour basis; Assistance with temporary restraining orders and custody disputes; and Court and social advocacy programs providing assistance to victims of domestic abuse and their families.

Domestic Abuse Services. The Specialized CM will provide Domestic Abuse Case Management Services when domestic abuse is suspected, or if a Participant self-discloses that she/he is a victim of domestic abuse. Domestic Abuse Services are assigned according to the level of assessed risk and other pertinent case information, including the individual's employment history, prospects for obtaining employment, housing stability, and adequacy of child care arrangements. The Specialized CM will collaborate with the Domestic Abuse Services Unit (DASU) SSW to determine and evaluate the individual’s ability to participate and develop a modified WTW Plan.

Domestic Abuse Services. Services that assist CalWORKs applicants and recipients who disclose current or past existence of domestic abuse as the result of assaultive or coercive behavior that occurs within a domestic relationship including, but not limited to, physical, sexual and psychological abuse, economic control, stalking, isolation and threats. 17 and FSS Program Summaries as defined in Subparagraph 3.28 of Exhibit A. 18

Domestic Abuse Services. The Provider will liaise with domestic abuse services where service users are identified as victims or perpetrators of domestic abuse and with Children’s Social Care where children are identified.