REFERRAL AND ADMISSION PROCEDURES Sample Clauses

REFERRAL AND ADMISSION PROCEDURES. 3.1. Referral Decision Making Criteria - The Supplier will be informed of new HealthWorks Eligible Youth in their service area on a weekly basis by DCFS through a method provided for and administered by DCFS. A list of DCFS children that have had a change in placement that resulted in the child coming into the Supplier's service area, all pregnant youth, and DCFS case closures shall also be provided for in this method. All Clients new to the Supplier's service area will also appear on the Supplier's SACWIS desktop "home/landing page". The landing page will provide a list of all unacknowledged HealthWorks Eligible Youths in the service area. The Supplier will then acknowledge each new case through an appropriate manner in SACWIS such that someone reviewing that HealthWorks Eligible Youth’s record would be aware of this acknowledgement. Once the Supplier acknowledges the child on the landing page, health related information can be entered into SACWIS.
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REFERRAL AND ADMISSION PROCEDURES. Prospective volunteers should have easy access to the Voluntary Action Angus for the purposes of self-referral for volunteering. Requests for a volunteer will be directed from People Directorate staff through the voluntary services section of the Strategic Planning and Commissioning Team of People Directorate
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REFERRAL AND ADMISSION PROCEDURES. Access to support, membership and participation in the specific forums detailed above will be open to all voluntary, national and local groups providing services to the relevant childcare or community care services in Angus.
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REFERRAL AND ADMISSION PROCEDURES. The provision is open to all young people in the Kirriemuir area. The project is widely promoted in the area through a variety of networks, using a mix of print and electronic media.
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REFERRAL AND ADMISSION PROCEDURES. Referrals to services will happen in a variety of ways including:  self-referral  referral by Opportunities for All Main Contacts  referral by a wide range of community planning partners including Angus Council, NHS Tayside, Tayside Police, Dundee and Angus College and third sector agencies. The core volunteer matching service offered by VAA is open to all young people and can be accessed directly. There are no referral criteria which govern access to this service. The Provider operates a Referral Network which it uses as a sounding board and to help develop and manage effective referral processes.
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