Individualized Family Service Plans Sample Clauses

Individualized Family Service Plans. Each child eligible for services under Part C must have an Individualized Family Service Plan. The evaluation, assessment, and meeting to develop the IFSP must be held within 45 calendar days from the time of referral. All IFSP meetings shall be in the native language of the family and the IFSP shall be in writing in the family’s native language. SBCSELPA/LEA will initiate IFSP meetings for infants or toddlers with a solely low incidence visual, hearing, or severe orthopedic impairment, or any combination thereof. For dually served infants or toddlers, Service Coordinators will initiate IFSP meetings. TCRC will initiate IFSP meetings for infants or toddlers who are served solely by regional center. Both parties to this Agreement will participate in the multi-agency IFSP meeting for any infant or toddler served by the two agencies. The initial IFSP meeting will be held within 45 days of the receipt of the referral. If assessment cannot be completed within 45 days due to unique family circumstances, an interim IFSP may be written. Documentation of family status with proposed follow up will be added to the child’s file. IFSP format and content will comply with Part C and California Early Start regulations and policies. The agencies will use a common IFSP form. Both parties must agree to any modifications made to this form. The form will be reviewed annually to determine if modifications are necessary. An IFSP meeting must be conducted annually to evaluate the IFSP for a child and the child's family. Also, a review of the IFSP for a child and the child's family must be conducted every six months or more frequently if conditions warrant. The review may be carried out by a meeting or by another means that is acceptable to the parent and other participants. For infants or toddlers who are dually served, any changes made to the IFSP must be documented on the Plan and a copy must be sent to the other agency for their records. Both agencies agree to coordinate the implementation of the IFSP for infants and toddlers and their families who are dually served. As early start services are year round, the LEA and Tri-Counties Regional Center will ensure the provision of services during periods of school vacations when services are required on the IFSP. The LEA will provide services for infants or toddlers who are dually served or solely low incidence and TCRC will provide services for families of infants or toddlers who are eligible for regional center services and beyond...
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Individualized Family Service Plans. HRC will be responsible for developing the IFSP in collaboration with the family and the IFSP team including the District. The IFSP will be written on State approved forms that meet IDEA Part C requirements. The FRC will work together with the family to implement the components of the IFSP.
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