General WIC Services Requirements Sample Clauses

General WIC Services Requirements. (1) LPHA must provide WIC Services only to Applicants certified by LPHA as eligible to receive WIC Services. All WIC Services must be provided by LPHA in accordance with, and LPHA must comply with, all the applicable requirements detailed in the Child Nutrition Act of 1966, as amended through Pub.L.105-394, November 13, 1998, and the regulations promulgated pursuant thereto, 7 CFR Part 246, 3106, 3017, 3018, Executive Order 12549, the WIC Manual, OAR 333- 054-0000 through 0070, such U.S. Department of Agriculture directives as may be issued from time to time during the term of this Agreement, the TWIST User Training Manual (copies available from OHA upon request), and the CLHO MCH Agreement. (2) LPHA must make available to each Participant and Applicant referral to appropriate Health Services and shall inform them of the Health Services available. In the alternative, LPHA must have a plan for continued efforts to make Health Services available to Participants at the WIC clinic through written agreements with other health care providers when Health Services are provided through referral, in accordance with 7 CFR Part 246, Subpart B, §246.6(b)(3) and (5); and the CLHO MCH Agreement. (3) Each WIC LPHA must make available to each Participant a minimum of four Nutrition Education contacts appropriate to the Participant’s Nutrition Risks and needs during the Participant’s Certification Period, in accordance with 7 CFR Subpart D, §246.11 and the CLHO MCH Agreement. (4) LPHA must document Participant and Applicant information in TWIST for review, audit and evaluation, including all criteria used for Certification, income information and specific criteria to determine eligibility, Nutrition Risk(s), and food package assignment for each Participant, in accordance with 7 CFR Part 246, Subpart C, §246.7 and the CLHO MCH Agreement and the TWIST User Training Manual. (5) LPHA must maintain complete, accurate, documented and current accounting records of all WIC Services funds received and expended by LPHA in accordance with 7 CFR Part 246 Subpart B, §246.6(b)(8) and the CLHO MCH Agreement. This includes the annual submission of a budget projection for the next state fiscal year that is due to the state along with the Nutrition Services Plan. (FY2011 USDA Management Evaluation finding and resolution.) (6) LPHA, in collaboration with OHA, must manage its Caseload in order to meet the performance measures for its Assigned Caseload, as specified below, in accordance with 7 ...
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General WIC Services Requirements. (1) LPHA must provide WIC Services only to Applicants certified by LPHA as eligible to receive WIC Services. All WIC Services must be provided by LPHA in accordance with, and LPHA must comply with, all the applicable requirements (2) LPHA must make available to each Participant and Applicant referral to appropriate Health Services and shall inform them of the Health Services available. In the alternative, LPHA must have a plan for continued efforts to make Health Services available to Participants at the WIC clinic through written agreements with other health care providers when Health Services are provided through referral, in accordance with 7 CFR Part 246, Subpart B, §246.6(b)(3) and (5); and the CLHO MCH Agreement. (3) Each WIC LPHA must make available to each Participant a minimum of four Nutrition Education contacts appropriate to the Participant’s Nutrition Risks and needs during the Participant’s Certification Period, in accordance with 7 CFR Subpart D, §246.11 and the CLHO MCH Agreement. (4) LPHA must document Participant and Applicant information in TWIST for review, audit and evaluation, including all criteria used for Certification, income information and specific criteria to determine eligibility, Nutrition Risk(s), and food package assignment for each Participant, in accordance with 7 CFR Part 246, Subpart C, §246.7 and the CLHO MCH Agreement and the TWIST User Training Manual.
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General WIC Services Requirements. LPHA shall provide WIC Services only to aApplicants certified by LPHA as eligible to receive WIC Services. All WIC Services must be provided by LPHA in accordance with, and LPHA must comply with, all the applicable requirements detailed in the Child Nutrition Act of 1966, as amended through Pub.L.105-394, November 13, 1998, and the regulations promulgated pursuant thereto, 7 CFR Part 246, 3106, 3017, 3018, Executive Order 12549, the WIC Manual, OAR 333- 054-0000 through 0070, such U.S. Department of Agriculture directives as may be issued from time to time during the term of the Agreement, the TWIST User Training Manual (copies available from OHA upon request), and the agreement approved by the CLHO MCH Committee on January 2001, and the CLHO Executive Committee on February 2001; and re-approved as written by the CLHO MCH Committee on March 2006, and the CLHO Executive Committee on April 2006. LPHA must make available to each pParticipant and aApplicant referral to appropriate hHealth sServices and shall inform them of the hHealth sServices available. In the alternative, LPHA shall have a plan for continued efforts to make hHealth sServices available to pParticipants at the WIC clinic through written agreements with other health care providers when hHealth sServices are provided through referral, in accordance with 7 CFR Part 246, Subpart B, §246.6(b)(3) and (5); and the agreement approved by the CLHO MCH Committee 1-01 on January 2001, and by the CLHO Executive Committee 2-01 on February 2001; and reapproved as written by the CLHO MCH Committee on March 2006, and the CLHO Executive Committee on April 2006. Each WIC LPHA must make available to each pParticipant a minimum of two nNutrition eEducation cContacts appropriate to the pParticipant’s nNutrition rRisks and needs during the pParticipant’s 6-month cCertification pPeriod, or quarterly for pParticipants certified for greater than 6 months, in accordance with 7 CFR Subpart D, §246.11 and the agreement approved by the CLHO MCH Committee on January 2001, and by the CLHO Executive Committee on February 2001; and reapproved as written by the CLHO MCH Committee on March 2006, and the CLHO Executive Committee on April 2006. LPHA must document pParticipant and aApplicant information in TWIST for review, audit and evaluation, including all criteria used for cCertification, income information and specific criteria to determine eligibility, nNutrition rRisk(s), and food package assignment for each pParticipant, i...
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General WIC Services Requirements. By utilizing Department financial assistance to deliver WIC Program services, LPHA agrees to deliver these WIC services in accordance with the requirements set forth as follows: (A.) LPHA shall provide WIC Services only to Applicants certified by LPHA as eligible to receive WIC Services. All WIC Services must be provided by LPHA in accordance with, and LPHA must comply with, all the applicable requirements detailed in the Child Nutrition Act of 1966, as amended through Pub.L.105-394, November 13, 1998, and the regulations promulgated pursuant thereto,7 CFR, Part 246, 3106, 3017, 3018, Executive Order 12549, the WIC Manual, OAR 333-054-0000 through 0090, such U.S. Department of Agriculture directives as may be issued from time to time during the term of the Agreement, the TWIST User Training Manual (copies available from Department upon request), and the agreement approved by the CLHO MCH Committee on January 2001, and the CLHO Executive Committee on February 2001; and re-approved as written by the CLHO MCH Committee on March 2006, and the CLHO Executive Committee on April 2006.
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