Participant Profile. 8.1 The Recipient may be required to collect information and evidence to create a Participant Profile in the Department’s System as specified in Item 10 of the Funded Activities Annexure.
Participant Profile. The criteria for family participation in Invisible Walls will primarily derive from those necessary for prisoner participation as residency within the Family Interventions Unit is a fundamental requirement for inclusion. Following this, suitability of the prisoner‟s family to take part will be considered. The prisoner suitability will be the primary factor regardless of whether the initial referral comes from either the prison‟s Offender Management Unit, or from the Local Authority. Prisoner Profile ✔ Upwards of 18 years old ✔ Convicted and serving a custodial sentence at HMP & YOI Parc ✔ Minimum of 4 months left to serve ✔ Maximum of 12 months left to serve ✔ No sexual offences ✔ Resettling with family in South Wales ✔ OASys risk assessment completed – criminogenic factors appropriate (e.g. family/relationship issues) Multi Agency Public Protection Arrangements considered. Family Profile The profile for the partner/family supporter is much broader, as their involvement is on account of the prisoner‟s participation. They need to be living in the South Wales area and have some form of consenting contact with the prisoner involved, not only for themselves, but also as primary carer for any children that will be included within the project. If it is apparent following assessment, that the prisoner‟s family are in no need of additional support or intervention, then that will be a factor for non-inclusion, which in turn would affect the involvement of the prisoner. In such cases, alternative existing referral procedures will be used within the prison to assist and support the prisoner‟s needs. Conditions for participation, such as agreeing to sign a compact that has inclusion and de-selection criteria will be mandatory for all participants. Following the success of the initial BIG Lottery funded 5 year project, it is anticipated that approximately 20 families will graduate through the Invisible Walls per year from July 2017. The anticipated needs for this group will be established via existing referral and assessment processes and will largely, but not exclusively, reflect the factors most common in the socially excluded. Additionally, as previously cited, the HMPPS 7 Pathways will again feature in terms of key indicators of anticipated need. As with the established procedures within the PSF interventions, which has over the last five years provided us with a stable range of service user (and provider) needs and requirements, regular feedback and evaluation wil...
Participant Profile. Adults, 18 years and older who are currently not employed Older youth 16-18 who are not attending high school Priority is given to individuals between the ages of 16-30 who reside within the CRA boundaries of the City of Hallandale Beach Administration Director, Human Services (In-Kind) Assistant Director, Human Services (In-Kind) NEED Coordinator Method of Reimbursement and Compensation.
Participant Profile. Participant shall continuously maintain up-to-date registration and profile information that accurately describes the programs and services offered by the Participant to Clients, eligibility requirements for such programs and contact information for processing referral requests submitted to Participant by 2-1-1 San Diego, other Participants or Clients through the Database.
Participant Profile. Figure 2 Gender, Prototype Trials There were a slightly greater proportion of female participants, 60%, in the Field Trials. Participants were recruited individually by invitation and through cultural heritage and education organisations. Figure 3 Native language, Prototype Trials Almost all, 93%, of the sample responded that English was their native language, 1 responded that Korean was their native language.
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