Duration of Visits. Each resident is permitted to host up to 2 visitors at any one time in their own residence building for no more than 3 consecutive nights per month, with a total of 6 nights per month. In the event of an extenuating circumstance, residents may ask for permission from the Manager of Campus Living to adjust the amount of nights their visitor can stay. If a visitor stays overnight, they are required to sleep in their host’s assigned living space and not permitted to sleep in common areas or outside of Units. The abuse of visitor privileges, such as having a visitor visit multiple times under different hosts’ responsibilities will not be permitted and could lead to the loss of visitor privileges.
Duration of Visits. A resident may host up to two visitors at a time in their own residence building. Overnight visitors may stay up to 6 nights per month, with no more than three consecutive nights per month. Overnight visitors may not sleep outside the host’s room. Daytime visitors may stay up to four hours per day for up to two days per week. In case of extenuating circumstance, residents may ask permission from Campus Living Management to increase the above visiting allowances. Violation of visitor policies may lead to the loss of visitor privileges.
Duration of Visits. Visits by Provider shall be tailored to the individualized case circumstances and at a minimum shall be sufficient to assess the family progress, needs and child safety. Each Face to Face visit shall be documented in Florida Safe Families Network (FSFN) to include the duration of the visit and whether the visit was announced or unannounced.
