Partner Collaboration. The parties to this MOU recognize and support the vital role of partnerships with other agencies and organizations to improve outcomes for abused, neglected, and dependent children. To attain this goal, the parties are committed to: • Exchanging information and data between agencies and organizations, in accord with statutes governing confidentiality of juvenile court information; • Attending regular meetings at the State level to establish and maintain working relationships; • Actively participating in Federal and State Children and Family Service Reviews (CFSR) and Program Improvement Planning; • Solving problems and resolving conflicts between partner agencies at the State and local level; • Supporting statutory changes and funding initiatives in the General Assembly to improve outcomes for abused, neglected, and dependent children; and • Actively participating as members on advisory committees and/or task forces.
Partner Collaboration. In accordance with WIOA, the Subrecipient will be responsible for establishing and managing relationships and collaborations between the required and non-required One-Stop Partners. Operator will also be responsible for ensuring program space is maximized with all mandatory co- located partners present and/or be working to do so. For more detail on required partners and nonrequired partners, please refer to WIOA Section 121(b)(1).
Partner Collaboration. In accordance with WIOA, the Operator will be responsible for establishing and managing relationships and collaborations between the required and non-required One-Stop Partners. Operator will also be responsible for ensuring the OC Workforce Solution Centers are maximized with all mandatory co-located partners present and/or be working to do so. For more detail on required partners and nonrequired partners, please refer to WIOA Section 121(b)(1).
