Priority Groups Sample Clauses

Priority Groups. The Service Users should be those you described in your application. If you plan to deliver devices to a different group of people, please seek prior written approval for a change from SCVO by emailing xxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxxx

Priority Groups. It is expected that the Project will reach the following number of Service Users in each of the following priority groups: Care leavers Other vulnerable people Some flexibility in allocation of Devices between priority groups is acceptable. However, if numbers in each priority group change by more than 10%, the Grantee must seek prior written approval for a change from SCVO by emailing xxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxxx

Priority Groups. It is expected that the Project will reach the following number of Service Users in each of the following priority groups: Unemployed people (16+) [MERGE – Awarded for unemployment] Other vulnerable people [MERGE – Awarded for other vulnerabilities] Some flexibility in allocation of Devices between priority groups is acceptable. However, if numbers in each priority group change by more than 10%, the Grantee must seek prior written approval for a change from SCVO by emailing xxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxxx

Priority Groups. The parties hereto declare it to be their policy to provide continuity of employment for employees who are established residents in and about the area covered by this Agreement and who are regularly employed by an Individual Employer or Individual Employers now party to this Agreement within that area in the plumbing and pipefitting trade. Accordingly, the following priority groups are established to control the hiring, re-hiring, layoff and discharge of employees. For the purpose of providing continuity of employment among employees covered by the Local 343 Pension Plan, and such other Locals as may hereafter participate therein, preference of employment shall be given as follows: A. First, to qualified Journeymen who have been credited in the U.A. Local No. 343 Pension Plan with not less than 300 hours during each year of the last three (3) consecutive Plan years, commencing January 1 and ending December 31, and were resident in and performed fifty percent (50%) or more of their work as such Journeymen participating in the U.A. Local No. 343 Pension Plan This group shall be known as priority group “A” and employees meeting the above requirements shall register on the out-of-work list known as the “A List.” B. Second, to qualified Journeymen registered and available for employment on the corresponding “A Lists” of the U.A. Local Unions having jurisdiction in the California counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Sacramento, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Xxxxx, after notice to the hiring halls of such Local Unions that additional employees with specified qualifications will be needed to meet anticipated work force requirements, so long as the pension plans of each such Local Union maintains a reciprocity agreement with the U.A. Local No. 343 Pension Trust Fund. The Local Unions having jurisdiction in the aforementioned counties are U.A. Local Union Nos. 38, 159, 342, 355, 393, 447, and 467. This group shall be known as priority group “B” and employees meeting the above requirements shall register on the out-of-work list known as the “B List.” C. Third, to all other qualified Journeymen not meeting the requirements of “A” or “B” above who are registered and available for employment on the corresponding “A” lists of the A. Local Unions having jurisdiction in California; Portland, Oregon; and Reno, Nevada, so long as the pension plans of each such Local Union maintains a reciprocity agreement with the U.A. Local No. 343 Pension Trust Fund. The Local Unions h...

Priority Groups. ‘Priority groups’ refer to the families who may be in most need of support and intervention. The list of core priority groups below has been agreed by the Data Working Group (a task and finish group that remains a standing group which can meet as and when required) and these groups are considered to be priority groups in all areas of the city for 2016-17. This list of priority groups will be reviewed on an annual basis drawing on data available from key partners. • Two year olds eligible for free early education • Teenage mothers • Lone parents • Children living in workless households • BME children • Children subject to a Child Protection Plan • Children In Need • Children Looked After In addition The Provider may identify their own priority groups based on the needs within their particular reach area, e.g. Gypsy, Roma and Traveller families, refugee and asylum seekers. The data and information related to priority groups should be shared with the governance of the centre with clear rationale and intended performance outcomes agreed on an annual basis.

Priority Groups. The service should prioritise those at higher risk of harming themselves, a child or young person or their family or friends, or the wider community as a result of substance misuse. It also needs to prioritise those who are vulnerable to serious harm from others. Priority groups will also include: ● Parents and carers of minors and women who are pregnant particularly where there are safeguarding concerns, where children are subject to safeguarding procedures, are looked after by the local authority, are categorised as in need under the Children’s Act (1989), or have an existing Early Help Assessment in place. ● Individuals with a mild to moderate comorbid physical and /or mental health diagnosis, where their substance misuse exacerbates this diagnosis. There is also a requirement for the service to recognise where a patient may have a more severe and enduring mental health presentation and ensure that the appropriate pathways into treatment are followed. ● Individuals who are homeless or whose drug and/or alcohol use puts them at immediate risk of homelessness. ● Victims of domestic abuse, sexual exploitation, violence or those identified through Multi Agency Risk Assessment Conference (MARAC). ● Offenders where substance misuse is associated with offending behaviour, including: o Domestic abuse perpetrators and those subject to Multi Agency Public Protection Arrangements (MAPPA) and Multi Agency Tasking and Coordination (MATAC). o Individuals on discharge from prison, o Those subject to a court ordered treatment requirement or with a licence condition requiring treatment. ● Those placing the greatest burden on communities and public services. ● Armed forces veterans. ● Leavers of local authority care.