Emergency Placements Sample Clauses

Emergency Placements. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, the Superintendent shall have discretion to move students to different school buildings to address emergency situations including, without limitation, when damage to a physical plant renders a school unusable or otherwise unsafe, in whole or in part, for its intended purpose.
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Emergency Placements. The Department shall attempt to complete and provide to the Contractor at, or prior to, placement the Common Application for Placement of Children in Residential Child Care (Form 2087) as the uniform assessment form and application for admission. The form may be incomplete but shall contain all available information. Alternatively, the Department may provide to the Contractor the Alternative Application for Placement of Children in Residential Child Care (Form 2087ex). In either case, Form 2087 shall be completed and provided to the Contractor at the time the child’s placement is changed from an emergency to a non-emergency placement. The Contractor shall accept Form 2087 or Form 2087ex as the uniform assessment form and application for admission for placement of Department children. The Contractor shall accept children for placement by the Department only after receiving completed Form 2085-FC, completed Form 2085-B, and/or 2085-C and/or 2085-D, and (complete or incomplete) Form 2087 or 2087ex.
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Emergency Placements. The Department shall attempt to complete and provide to the Contractor at, or prior to, placement the Common Application for Placement of Children in Residential Child Care (Form 2087) as the uniform assessment form and application for admission. The form may be incomplete but shall contain all available information. Alternatively, the Department may provide to the Contractor the Alternative Application for Placement of Children in Residential Child Care (Form 2087ex). In either case, Form 2087 shall be completed and provided to the Contractor at the time the Child’s placement is changed from an emergency to a non-emergency placement. The Contractor shall accept Form 2087 or Form 2087ex as the uniform assessment form and application for admission for placement of Department children. The Contractor shall accept children for placement by the Department only after receiving completed Form 2085-FC, completed Form 2085-B, and/or 2085-C and/or 2085-D, and (complete or incomplete) Form 2087 or 2087ex. Unaccompanied Emergency Placements. In the event an unaccompanied Child in the care of the Department presents for emergency placement, the Contractor may accept the Child for placement and shall immediately notify the Department to determine Department instructions and to initiate documentation. The Department shall complete the required forms within the next working day but may immediately move the Child. Use of Forms at Admission. The Contractor shall accept children for placement by the Department only after receiving completed Form 2085-FC, completed 2085-B and/or 2085-C and/or 2085-D, and (complete or incomplete) Form 2087 or 2087ex. The Department shall complete and provide to the Contractor either Form 2087 or 2087ex. The Department will complete the Form 2087 within thirty (30) calendar days following the Contractor’s written request for it. The Department will make available to the Contractor Forms 2085-FC, 2085-B, 2085-C, and 2085-D, 2087ex, and 2089 to provide to the Department’s workers for completion. With the exception of retroactive initial Service Level authorization requests, as described in section 6 of this Contract, when the Child’s Service Level has not been determined at the time of placement, the Contractor will be compensated at the basic rate. At the time of admission and any placement change, the Department’s Caseworker shall provide the Caregiver and the Child a copy of the CPS Rights of Children and Youth in Xxxxxx Care. The Caseworker ...
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Emergency Placements. 12.1 An emergency placement is the provision of a temporary or permanent home and support without the usual planning or assessment process having taken place. Active Prospects prides itself on being able to respond appropriately to emergency referrals within its short breaks service or current voids across the organisation. We have a very clear policy and procedure that outlines how Active Prospects does this to ensure risks are managed and individuals receive appropriate support within the emergency circumstances. A copy of this is given to referrers, so that all expectations are clarified and agreed. We can, in some circumstances, offer an emergency respite placement e.g. if a parent/carer is taken to hospital, because a move to a new home has been unexpectedly delayed. 12.2 Emergency placements at Young Prospects are always time limited, and for a maximum of 6 months only. It is possible to request and extension, but this is at the discretion of the service and senior management teams. Please note this is likely to incur additional costs. 12.3 Accepting our offer of an emergency placement is acceptance to the following terms: • Weekly contact with relevant professionals (and family/carer where appropriate) • That our notice period is one week, although it can be a month with prior agreement • Additional costs for deliberate damage, or increased staffing in an emergency situation will be met by the person/organisation funding the placement • Surrey referrals take priority. We can consider referrals from counties bordering Surrey - Sussex, Kent, Hampshire, Berkshire and South London. We do not accept referrals from counties further away.
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Emergency Placements. 4.1 In an emergency, (e.g. unforeseen and unavoidable placement breakdown or significant unpredicted change in a person’s behaviour), the SCM of the Pooled Fund may approve changes to a person’s package and the funding for it. This may include a change of placement or changes to the contract for an existing placement. 4.2 The Pooled Fund Manager is responsible for ensuring that any Officer responsible for contractual agreements is informed of any changes so that an addendum to any contract can be facilitated and the Pooled Fund details can be amended.
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Emergency Placements. If the State takes any child that it knows or has reason to know is a SCIT Child into emergency-protective care, then as soon as possible and before any hearing takes place, the County DHS office must inform SCIT by telephone or facsimile of the date, time, and place of the emergency protective care hearing. This is in addition to all other notices required under this Agreement or Michigan Court Rules. Id.
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