Common use of Restoration Services include Clause in Contracts

Restoration Services include. (a) Providing the Individual with the education necessary to best facilitate the Individual’s return to capacity including, but not limited to: i. Skills training regarding court room procedures, roles, language and potential outcomes of the court process; ii. Incidental support (e.g. purchase of food, clothing, or transportation, etc.); and iii. Linkages to benefits and community resources such as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), housing/shelter, Medicaid enrollment, and cash assistance. (b) Coordination and consultation to the jurisdictional court or other designated agencies within the criminal justice system and Oregon State Hospital (OSH) while the Individual is residing in the community and in the process of being returned to capacity. Services include, but are not limited to: i. Coordination of the periodic assessment of capacity to aid and assist with the appropriate court; ii. Collaboration and coordination with community corrections; iii. Consultation to the County Mental Health Court, if Mental Health Court is available in the service area; iv. Participation in Mental Health and Law Enforcement collaboration meetings; and v. Communication of court ordered requirements, limitations, and court dates. (c) Assist the Individual in accessing community supports that will promote recovery and community integration, including, but not limited to: i. Case management; ii. Skills training; iii. Crisis services; iv. Individual or group therapy; v. Alcohol and drug addiction treatment; and vi. Psychiatric prescription management and medication education. (d) Administrative activities related to the Restoration Services described above, including but not limited to: i. Reporting of the Individual’s compliance with the conditional release requirements through monthly reports to appropriate court; and ii. Providing interim quarterly reports for the purpose of communicating current status of Individuals to Oregon Health Authority/Health Systems Division (OHA/HSD) and the court of jurisdiction.