Scope of Services and Duties. Contractor is engaged to provide CMHA with products and or services as described in the Scope of Work as may be amended by a supplemental agreement and express written consent of both Parties. Contractor will diligently provide products or services reasonably required to represent CMHA in the matters described, and will take all reasonable steps to keep CMHA informed of progress and to respond to CMHA’s inquiries. CMHA will truthfully advise Contractor of relevant facts, and reasonably cooperate with Contractor.
Scope of Services and Duties. Contractor is engaged to provide TPS with products and or services as described in the Scope of Work as may be amended by a supplemental agreement and express written consent of both Parties. Contractor will diligently provide products or services reasonably required to represent TPS in the matters described, and will take all reasonable steps to keep TPS informed of progress and to respond to TPS’s inquiries. TPS will truthfully advise Contractor of relevant facts, and reasonably cooperate with Contractor.
Scope of Services and Duties. The services to be provided by CONTRACTOR and the scope of CONTRACTOR's duties include the following:
Scope of Services and Duties. The services to be provided by CONTRACTOR and the scope of CONTRACTOR’s duties include the following: The MHSA Parenting Program is intended to provide families with skills that will enhance and strengthen the family unit. The evidence based, SAMHSA approved Nurturing Parenting Program will be used to conduct parenting classes either in a one-on-one or group setting. It is designed to evaluate and assess family stability and dynamics. CONTRACTOR will increase stakeholder agencies/organizations knowledge of the MHSA Parenting Program and ultimately increase the number of referrals to the Nurturing Parenting Program. CONTRACTOR will provide outreach and engagement activities to increase community awareness and engage families in the Nurturing Parenting classes. CONTRACTOR will meet with families to evaluate strengths and weakness and find a match within the components of the Nurturing Parenting Program using the Adult-Adolescent Parenting Inventory. Once the family has been matched to an appropriate module the CONTRACTOR will implement the components of the module through in-home, site based, or group settings. This will occur on a weekly basis until the module has been successfully completed as determined by the post-evaluation process. CONTRACTOR will use the Nurturing Skills Competency Scale to evaluation outcomes and will provide to the COUNTY the pre and post evaluation results along with all of the required MHSA Prevention and Early Intervention data requirements. CONTRACTOR will also be responsible for updating the Nurturing Parenting data base with client information and outcomes and will supply reporting from the data base to the COUNTY for review on a monthly basis. CONTRACTOR will use the following to assist in providing the scope of services and duties: Goal: Build stronger and healthier family units by reducing mental health risk-factors such as but not limited to: serious chronic medical condition, adverse childhood experiences, experience of severe trauma, ongoing stress, exposure to drugs or toxins including in the womb, poverty, family conflict or domestic violence, experiences of racism and social inequality, prolonged isolation, traumatic loss (e.g. complicated, multiple, prolonged, sever), having a previous mental illness, a previous suicide attempt, or having a family member with a serious mental illness (Title 9, Section 3720 (c)(1). Activities Collaborative Stakeholders
Scope of Services and Duties a. The Risk Reduction Program (RRP) was created by the State to address public safety and risk of recidivism of inmates being released to the community. State provides risk of recidivism reduction interventions to offenders assessed as having a moderate to high risk of committing additional offenses.
b. In 2013-2014, the State began transitioning its intervention model from an offense-based system to risk-based system and offering several curricula within risk reduction services to address areas correlated with the offenders’ risk of recidivism. The RRP employs evidence- based practices related to the Risk-Needs-Responsivity (R-N-R) Model of offender services. This widely researched and validated model indicates the dosage of services an offender may need based directly on their risk to the community and to reoffending. Contracted interventionists provide services accordingly and are to uphold this model and related services.
c. After the initial transition, the State model is evolving to increase the clinical capacity to work with offenders who have been taught core skills to enhance continued motivation and integration of those skills in managing risk. The model includes educational support and interventions through the Department’s Community High School of Vermont and where available, Vermont Correctional Industries.
Scope of Services and Duties. During the Term, the Executive agrees to be reasonably available, either in person, by telephone, or via electronic mail to consult, advise, and assist in connection with such matters as the Company may reasonably request and as are within his area of expertise and prior experience, including but not limited to: (a) presiding at all meetings of the Board of Directors; (b) working to assure that the Board of Directors functions effectively and meets its obligations and responsibilities; (c) coordinating with the Chief Executive Officer and the Lead Independent Director in the setting of the agenda and the preparation and distribution of information packages and related matters for meetings of the Board of Directors; (d) with the Lead Director, serving as liaison between management and the Board of Directors; (e) mentoring the Company’s Chief Executive Officer and introducing the Chief Executive Officer to key customers and contacts; (f) serving, at the request of the Chief Executive Officer, as a liaison with customers, government officials and stockholders on behalf of the Company; and (g) performing such other duties as may be fixed by the Board of Directors from time to time. The Executive agrees to devote such time as is reasonably necessary to effectively assist the Company with regard to these matters, but no more than 20% of such time as Executive previously devoted to his responsibilities as an employee of the Company.
Scope of Services and Duties. During the Transition Term, the Executive agrees to be reasonably available, either in person, by telephone, or via electronic mail to consult, advise, and assist in connection with such matters as the Company may reasonably request and as are within his area of expertise and prior experience, including but not limited to: (a) assisting with transition and other matters related to the Company’s employment of a replacement head of the Marketing and Business Development department, (b) serving, at the request of the Chief Executive Officer, as a liaison with clients on behalf of the Company and, as necessary, assisting the Company to resolve disputes with clients, and (c) performing such other duties as may be fixed by the Company from time to time. In no event shall the number of hours worked by the Executive exceed an average of a maximum of 15 hours per week.
Scope of Services and Duties. The services to be provided by CONTRACTOR and the scope of CONTRACTOR's duties include the following: CONTRACTOR shall provide detoxification services to certain county residents who have been determined by authorized Sierra County Human Services staff, to be in need of treatment of chemical dependency. Detoxification services are defined for the purpose of this contract as a peer group oriented, residential facility that provides food, shelter and certain services in a supportive substance free environment for the recovering individual. The services include but are not limited to:
Scope of Services and Duties. A precondition for the connection via directional radio is a successful LOS (Line of Sight) check. If the LOS check is positive, the directional radio antenna will be properly installed by technology partners of Claranet at a suitable place. Written consent of the building owner or a building owner's declaration (BOD) is required for installation of the directional radio antenna. The BOD must be provided by the Client within a period of ten (10) working days after the order is placed, but no later than when requested in writing by Xxxxxxxx. The Client shall receive from Claranet, for the duration of the term of the contract, a directional radio system consisting of an Indoor Unit (IDU) and an Outdoor Unit (ODU) with antenna. The IDU together with the router forms the network transfer to the Client. The installation of the ODU with antenna and 100 metres of antenna supply cable including laying is included in the connection price. Additional metres of cable and the charge for laying them shall be invoiced separately. The antenna installation is prepared for integration into the lightning protection system in accordance with currently applicable requirements. Integration of the antenna into the site lightning protection system is not included in the basic price. If the building does not have a lightning protection system, costs for integration or for creating the diversion of current are not included in the basic price. The Client shall be responsible separately for other additional expenses that are incurred due to specific local features (for example longer cable routes, a larger antenna, drilling core holes, etc.). The Client must ensure that the preconditions required for technical equipment (space, cable shafts, power supply) are available for Claranet at no cost. The necessary set-up and installation work shall be performed during Claranet business hours (Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 18:00, excluding public holidays). Claranet is freed from the requirement to provide service if the necessary official permits are not issued or are revoked. The same applies in case of any conflicts with neighbourhood regulations or other legal remedies of third parties against the radio installation. The Client is obligated to uninstall and remove technical equipment provided by Xxxxxxxx or a company authorised by Xxxxxxxx at the end of the contract. If the Client does not comply with these duties Claranet may invoice the Client the costs of procuring new equipment.
Scope of Services and Duties. An access product can only be installed if a corresponding number of copper twin wires are present and the carrier has confirmed availability. Certain performance features of data services, especially the data rate, can be only determined during commissioning of the relevant connection. If in the framework of the commissioning is determined that the actual bandwidth is permanently 30% lower than the bandwidth ordered the Client may withdraw from the contract with respect of the affected location; this withdrawal does not apply to other locations of the Client contained in the contract which have been provided with bandwidth as per the contract. This right to withdraw from the contract must be exercised in writing within a period of ten (10) working days from the point of installation. If the right to withdraw is not exercised or is not exercised on time, the actual bandwidth shall be considered as contractually agreed. Complaints due to insufficient bandwidth from the beginning or non-applicability of the product contract through exercise of the right to withdraw are excluded. The right of the Client to withdraw from the contract is also excluded if the Client is solely or largely responsible for the bandwidth being permanently below the limit. The Client may as an alternative negotiate an adaptation to the contract with Xxxxxxxx. Stated bandwidths are those transfer rates actually available at the network access level. The actual data transfer rate is dependent on many factors (for example customer usage, size of Ethernet frames) and may deviate from the stated values. Claranet guarantees the customer a usable bandwidth of at least 85% of the connection bandwidth. If a DSL service is subject to an increase in disruptive factors this can in individual cases mean that it is impossible to maintain the service. This may in particular be released by a sub-supplier switching the connection of a third party from an adjacent pair. Xxxxxxxx has no influence over this. In such a case less bandwidth shall be provided at the customer's request if this is technically possible. In exceptional circumstances, a written consent from the building owner or a building owner's declaration (BOD) is required for installation of the line. The BOD must be provided by the Client within a period of ten (10) working days after the order is placed, but no later than when requested in writing by Xxxxxxxx. If this BOD is required for order processing Claranet will inform the Client acc...
