Individual Plan. Members who choose and pay for this Plan will receive Legal Services Benefits for a Use of Weapon Incident that occurs in the Member’s state of residence, as well as the Extreme Risk Protection Orders Benefit (i.e. Red Flag Laws) and the Expungement Benefit only in the Member’s state of domicile. No other Benefits described in this Membership Agreement will apply or be available to Members who purchase the Individual Plan.
Individual Plan. 1 All Examples, to the extent applicable, are hereby amended to conform with the minimum and maximum amounts listed above in this Agreement.
Individual Plan. The Board shall pay ninety percent (90%) of the single HMO annual premium for teachers who elect single coverage. The Board shall pay an equivalent amount equal to ninety percent (90%) of the single HMO premium for those employees electing to choose a single PPO Insurance plan.
Individual Plan i. The District agrees to pay ninety percent (90%) of the cost of an individual plan and the employee shall pay a true ten percent (10%) of the cost of the plan.
Individual Plan. Effective July 1, 2004, the District agrees to pay ninety (90%) of the cost of an individual plan and the Business Administrator will pay the remainder by payroll deductions. OR
Individual Plan. Each employee who obtains individual coverage will pay three dollars ($3.00) per month. Effective July 1, 2004, each employee who obtains individual coverage will pay six dollars ($6.00) per month. Effective July 1, 2005, each employee who obtains individual coverage will pay ten dollars ($10.00) per month.
Individual Plan. The District will pay 85% of the premium.
Individual Plan. In consideration of receipt by the Promoter of Contributions and the fees and charges set out in section 17, and subject to repayment of Government Funded Benefits as required by the Applicable Legislation, the Promoter agrees to pay, or cause to be paid, the Educational Assistance Payments and to arrange for the Plan Assets to be irrevocably held in trust by the Trustee pursuant to the Plan for one or more of the purposes set out in paragraphs 9(a)(i) to (vi).
Individual Plan. The Society also has a 403(b) option available to musicians. Individuals can designate contributions to this 403(b) from their paycheck. Contributions are not matched by the Society.
Individual Plan. SECTION A: Person centered planning This section is completed by facilitators trained in person-centered planning in general and in applying the chosen method in particular (for example, the “My life,” “MAPS,” “PATH” tools). Person centered planning may require several meetings of the person with their support circle. Persons from the circle of support should ideally be trained in person-centered planning, at minimum intensively coached about the approach and its aim. Meetings should not include others than those chosen by the person with disabilities. MY CIRCLES OF SUPPORT Fill each circle with the people in your life. Family, closest friends Friends Acquaintances People who are paid to do things for me Option 1: The “My life” PCP method WHO AM I? My name: My last name: My address: My phone number: My cell phone number: My birthday: (add a few photos of yourself) WHO'S IMPORTANT TO ME? My family, my friends, the people I love and who love me... (if you have, put photos of people who are important to you). WHAT DO I LIKE TO DO? Write down what you like to do and what makes you happy or stick some pictures... 1 WHAT ARE SOME THINGS I WOULD LIKE TO DO BUT DID NOT HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY YET? Write a description or stick pictures... WHAT DO I LIKE TO EAT? Write down what you like to eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner or stick pictures... Breakfast Lunch Dinner WHAT DO I LIKE TO WATCH ON TV? Write down what you like to watch or stick pictures... WHAT MUSIC DO I LIKE TO LISTEN TO? Write down what music you like, what singers or groups you listen to or stick pictures... WHEN DO I NEED HELP? Write down activities or parts of activities in the table and indicate whether you need help for the activity or if you can do it by yourself EXAMPLES OF ACTIVITIES: food shopping, personal hygiene, making phone calls, walking in the city, cleaning the apartment, budgeting, doing the laundry, ironing, taking one’s medication, cooking, etc. IMPORTANT: Try listing all the activities you need help with. ACTIVITY I can do it by myself I need help WHAT I DON'T LIKE Write down what you don't like to do, what bothers you, what makes you angry or unhappy... MY APARTMENT Where and how I would I like to live Write down the location of apartment (city, street, any other details), type of building (single-family house, collective house, or block of flats etc.), other details My housemates Write down the names and put some pictures of your future housemates you would like to have/you have
