EMERGENCY SHELTERS - DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES Sample Clauses

EMERGENCY SHELTERS - DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES. Throughout the Contract term, the Contractor shall provide at least one of the following components of services to persons that are literally homeless: a. Component 1: Emergency Shelters - The Contractor shall provide decent, safe and sanitary temporary emergency shelter (Emergency Shelter) and case management services to homeless individuals, at least 18 years old or emancipated minors, and families (“Clients”). The Emergency Shelter is a facility that meets the basic needs for food and shelter on an emergency and short-term basis. Services provided by the shelters are designed to increase Clients’ stability, skill levels and self-determination with an ultimate goal of helping people with long-term appropriate housing. All services provided through the Emergency Shelter shall be in accordance with C.G.S. § 17b-800, and also shall comply with the provisions set forth herein. Clients are not denied services due to inability to pay a fee, nor may they be denied access to shelter for anything unless they pose a safety threat to themselves, other residents or staff. In addition, the Contractor shall adopt and implement a grievance system by which residents can obtain a review of grievances, including grievances concerning suspension or expulsion from the shelter, and shall post the shelter’s grievance procedure in a location accessible to all residents. The Contractor shall provide the following shelter options (complete those that apply):
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EMERGENCY SHELTERS - DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES. Throughout the Contract term, the Contractor shall provide at least one of the following components of services to persons that are literally homeless:
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EMERGENCY SHELTERS - DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES. Throughout the Contract term, the Contractor shall provide at least one of the following components of services to persons that are literally homeless: a. Component 1: Emergency Shelters - The Contractor shall provide decent, safe and sanitary temporary emergency shelter (Emergency Shelter) and case management services to homeless individuals, at least 18 years old or emancipated minors, and families (“Clients”). The Emergency Shelter is a facility that meets the basic needs for food and shelter on an emergency and short-term basis. Services provided by the shelters are designed to increase Clients’ stability, skill levels and self-determination with an ultimate goal of helping people with long-term appropriate housing. All services provided through the Emergency Shelter shall be in accordance with C.G.S. § 17b-800, and also shall comply with the provisions set forth herein. Clients are not denied services due to inability to pay a fee, nor may they be denied access to shelter for anything unless they pose a safety threat to themselves, other residents or staff. In addition, the Contractor shall adopt and implement a grievance system by which residents can obtain a review of grievances, including grievances concerning suspension or expulsion from the shelter, and shall post the shelter’s grievance procedure in a location accessible to all residents. The Contractor shall provide the following shelter options (complete those that apply): i 39 (#) beds for individuals per night ii (#) beds for families per night iii (#) units for individuals per night iv (#) units for families per night The Contractor shall provide the following services to meet the needs of Clients, based on a needs assessment conducted by, and in accordance with, the housing plan developed by the Case Manager:
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