INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS. A. The outcome for clients receiving Individual Employment services is the achievement of permanent paid employment in the community, at minimum wage or higher. Refer to Exhibit A, Definitions. B. The client’s signed DDA Individual Support Plan (ISP) provides the framework for service delivery. The Service Provider’s service plan, billable activities, case notes, and six (6) and twelve (12) month reports shall be consistent with the client’s goals, as stated in the ISP. Services shall be provided in accordance with the requirements of DDA’s Employment Activities Strategies and Outcome Measures document. A copy of the document is available at: xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xxx/ddd/xxxxxxxx.xxxxx. C. The Service Provider shall not exceed the maximum service hours, as stated on the client’s ISP.‌‌‌‌ D. Clients will be supported to work toward a living wage. A living wage is defined as the amount needed to enable an individual to meet or exceed his/her living expenses. Clients should average twenty (20) hours of community work per week or eighty-six (86) hours per month. The amount of service a client receives will be based on his/her demonstrated need, acuity level, and work history. E. Clients shall have an individualized plan which identifies the client’s preferences. The document shall be created by the Service Provider in collaboration with the client’s DDA Case Resource Manager, the client, and his/her family. The plan shall contain DDA’s minimum plan elements, and be developed within the timeframes indicated in DDA’s Criteria for Evaluation. A copy of the client’s individualized plan shall be provided to the client, to the client’s DDA Case Resource Manager, and, if applicable, to the client’s legal guardian. The plan shall also be provided to others, as directed by the client, or the client’s legal guardian. F. For clients that own and operate a business, the Service Provider shall ensure and document that state adopted self-employment guidelines are followed. A copy of the guidelines is available at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xxx/ddd/xxxxxxxx.xxxxx. At minimum, a self employment venture shall include: 1. A written business plan; 2. Established benchmarks for financial gain; and, 3. Documentation which illustrates that progress is being made toward earning a living wage. G. The Service Provider shall provide semi-annual progress reports to the client, the client’s DDA Case Resource Manager, and, if applicable, to the client’s legal guardian within the timeframe noted in ...
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