Common use of Progress Reports and Court Appearances Clause in Contracts

Progress Reports and Court Appearances. The Contractor will ensure that a progress report relating to the Child's current Case Plan and Treatment Plan will be completed and forwarded to the appropriate DCS Family Case Manager or probation officer at least monthly. The Contractor will use any standard report form(s) required by DCS with relevant assessments, evaluations or other updates attached as necessary. Each progress report must specifically address the following: Progress toward permanency plan goals; Services provided; Treatment plan goals and accomplishments; Current needs of the Child; Plans to meet identified needs of the Child; and Projected discharge date; Any other information requested by the Placing Agency as it relates to the Child and family’s progress. The Contractor shall make available appropriate Title IV-E case management staff for the preparation of all progress reports, discussion of the reports with staff of the Placing Agency, and, to the extent appropriate, discussions with the Child’s parent(s), guardian, legal custodian and other members of the Child and family team.

Progress Reports and Court Appearances. The Contractor will ensure that a progress report relating to the Child's ’s current Case Plan and Treatment Plan will be completed and forwarded to the appropriate DCS Family Case Manager or probation officer at least monthly. The Contractor will use any standard report form(s) required by DCS with relevant assessments, evaluations or other updates attached as necessary. Each progress report must specifically address the following: Progress toward permanency plan goals; Services provided; , including behavioral health services if provided by Contractor;4 Treatment plan Plan goals and accomplishments; Current needs of the Child; Plans to meet identified needs of the Child; and Projected discharge date; and Any other information requested by the Placing Agency as it relates to the Child and familyChild’s progress. The Contractor shall make available appropriate Title IV-E case management staff for the preparation of all progress reports, discussion of the reports with staff of the Placing Agency, and, to the extent appropriate, discussions with the Child’s parent(s), guardian, legal custodian and other members of the Child and family team.

Progress Reports and Court Appearances. The Contractor will ensure that a progress report relating to the Child's ’s current Case Plan and Treatment Plan will be completed and forwarded to the appropriate DCS Family Case Manager or probation officer at least monthly. The Contractor will use any standard report form(s) required by DCS with relevant assessments, evaluations or other updates attached as necessary. Each progress report must specifically address the following: Progress toward permanency plan goals; Services provided; , including behavioral health services if provided by Contractor4 Treatment plan Plan goals and accomplishments; Current needs of the Child; Plans to meet identified needs of the Child; and Projected discharge date; Any other information requested by the Placing Agency as it relates to the Child and family’s progress. The Contractor shall make available appropriate Title IV-E case management staff for the preparation of all progress reports, discussion of the reports with staff of the Placing Agency, and, to the extent appropriate, discussions with the Child’s parent(s), guardian, legal custodian and other members of the Child and family team.

Progress Reports and Court Appearances. The Contractor will ensure that a progress report relating to the Child's ’s current Case Plan and Treatment Plan will be completed and forwarded to the appropriate DCS Family Case Manager or probation officer at least monthly. The Contractor will use any standard report form(s) required by DCS with relevant assessments, evaluations or other updates attached as necessary. Each progress report must specifically address the following: Progress toward permanency plan goals; Services provided, including behavioral health services if provided by Contractor2; Treatment plan Plan goals and accomplishments; Current needs of the Child; Plans to meet identified needs of the Child; and Projected discharge date; Any other information requested by the Placing Agency as it relates to the Child and family’s progress. The Contractor shall make available appropriate Title IV-E case management staff for the preparation of all progress reports, discussion of the reports with staff of the Placing Agency, and, to the extent appropriate, discussions with the Child’s parent(s), guardian, legal custodian and other members of the Child and family team.