Independent Living Program- Sample Clauses
Independent Living Program-. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ with DCBS staff in the completion and implementation of the child’s transition plan, and assist with services indicated in the treatment plan.
B. Ensure that the child's living space does not present a hazard to the health and safety of the child; is well heated and ventilated; complies with state and local health requirements regarding water and sanitation; appliances are in good working order; the child has access to a working landline or cell phone; has adequate furnishings including bed, dresser (or other type of structure DocuSign Envelope ID: EF8E297B-24F7-43A7-9300-33B5DAA4095F containing drawers), table, chairs, etc.; and working smoke alarm within ten (10) feet of each bedroom.
1) If the scattered site dwelling adjoins a business open to the public, consideration shall be given to potential negative impacts on the child, including hours of operation, type of business, and clientele.
C. A child under the age of eighteen (18) shall not be placed in a scattered site independent living setting.
D. A child seventeen and three quarters of age may be placed in a supervised independent living setting if an exception has been approved by the DPP Director or designee.
E. Youth placed in a scattered site independent living setting, shall receive a minimum of one (1) face to-face, in home contact per week.
F. Youth placed in a supervised independent living setting, shall receive one daily face-to-face contact.
G. The PCP shall notify the Cabinet social service worker, if there are any safety issues, use of alcohol or illicit drugs, or illegal contraband.
▇. The Provider’s social service worker shall document observations of the youth’s living arrangement. These observations should include details surrounding the youth’s progress in living independently.
I. Coordinate with the regional Independent Living Specialist for timely and responsible application for and disbursement of independent living youth stipend to the youth.
▇. The Provider will be responsible for signing the lease, paying the security deposit, rent, and utilities. The Provider will withhold an amount specified by the Cabinet from the youth’s monthly stipend in exchange for rent. The Provider will keep a ledger and will review the ledger on a regular basis with the youth. Provider will place this money in a savings account for the youth and the money will be given to the youth upon discharge.
1) The Independent Living provider may withhold up to $500 of the youth’s saving for damage...
Independent Living Program-. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ with DCBS staff in the completion and implementation of the child’s transition plan, and assist with services indicated in the treatment plan.
B. Ensure that the child's living space does not present a hazard to the health and safety of the child; is well heated and ventilated; complies with state and local health requirements regarding water and sanitation; appliances are in good working order; the child has access to a working landline or cell phone; has adequate furnishings including bed, dresser (or other type of structure containing drawers), table, chairs, etc.; and working smoke alarm within ten (10) feet of each bedroom.
1) If the scattered site dwelling adjoins a business open to the public, consideration shall be given to potential negative impacts on the child, including hours of operation, type of business, and clientele.
2) A child under the age of eighteen (18) shall not be placed in an apartment.
3) Youth placed in an independent living setting, shall receive a minimum of one (1) face-to-face, in home contact per week.
4) The PCP shall notify the Cabinet social service worker, if there are any safety issues, use of alcohol or illicit drugs, or illegal contraband.
5) The Provider’s social service worker shall document observations of the youth’s living arrangement. These observations should include details surrounding the youth’s progress in living independently.
C. Coordinate with the regional Independent Living Specialist for timely and responsible application for and disbursement of independent living youth stipend checks to the youth.
D. The Provider will be responsible for signing the lease, paying the security deposit, rent, and utilities. The Provider will withhold an amount specified by the Cabinet from the youth’s monthly stipend in exchange for rent. The Provider will keep a ledger and will review the ledger on a regular basis with the youth. Provider will place this money in a savings account for the youth and the money will be given to the youth upon discharge.
1) The Independent Living provider may withhold up to $500 of the youth’s saving for damages intentionally caused by the youth with written estimates for the cost to repair the damages and with approval from the Transitional Services Branch Manager or designee.
E. Assist youth in completing the necessary paperwork and steps to enter into a postsecondary program, college or technical school, within the time frames specified by the particular school/program.
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Independent Living Program-. (ILP)
2.57.1 A DCFS ILP eligible Participant is a person 16 up to 21 years of age that is authorized to access services through the WtW Vocational Intermediary and Direct Services program.