Services for Teen Parents Sample Clauses

Services for Teen Parents. 1. * Are there specialized workers who work primarily with teens? No Yes – check all that apply for each age group: Minors (under age 18) Age 18/19 Financial worker Employment service worker Social worker Public health nurse Child care worker Child protection worker Other job role – specify:
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Services for Teen Parents. 1. Are there specialized workers who work primarily with teens? ☒ No ☐ Yes, check all that apply for each age group. Minors (under age 18) Age 18/19 ☐ ☐ Financial worker ☐ ☐ Employment service worker ☐ ☐ Social worker ☐ ☐ Public health nurse ☐ ☐ Child care worker ☐ ☐ Child protection worker ☐ ☐ Other Job Role
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Services for Teen Parents. 1. Is there a single point of contact (staff with primary responsibility for keeping in contact with the teen, working with the teen, and making connections to other services) or a specialized worker who works primarily with some or all teens in your county? No Yes, check all that apply. Minors Age 18/19 (under age 18) Financial worker Employment service worker Social worker Public health nurse Child care worker Other:
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Services for Teen Parents. 1. Are there specialized workers who work primarily with teens? ☐ No ☒ Yes, check all that apply for each age group. Xxxxxx Age 18/19 Financial worker (under age 18)☐ ☐ Employment service worker ☐ ☒ Social worker ☐ ☐ Public health nurse ☒ ☐ Child care worker ☐ ☐ Child protection worker ☐ ☐ Is there a single point of contact for teens, that is, one staff with primary responsibility for keeping in contact with the teen, working with the teen, and making connections to other services? Respond for each age group separately. If yes for an age group, check the one position that serves this function within that age group. Minors Age 18/19 (under age 18) ☐ No ☒ Yes ☐ No ☒ Yes Financial worker ☐ ☐ Employment service worker ☐ ☒ Social worker (Social Services) ☐ ☐ Public health nurse ☒ ☐ Child care worker ☐ ☐ Other job role: ☐ ☐
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Services for Teen Parents. 1. Are there specialized workers who work primarily with teens (for example, child care worker provides child care resources to teens only)? “™º““ No Minors “º™ Yes Check all that apply for each age group Age (under age 18) 18/19 ’r’rT r’rT’ ’’Tr r’Tr ’Tr’r ’Tr’r ’r’Tr r’rT’ rT’r’ ’Tr’ Tr’r’ T’r Financial worker Employment service worker Social worker (Social Services) Public health nurse Child care worker Other job role
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Services for Teen Parents. 1. Are there specialized workers who work primarily with teens (for example, child care worker provides child care resources to teens only)? No Yes Check all that apply for each age group Minors Age (under age 18) 18/19 Financial worker Employment service worker Social worker (Social Services) Public health nurse Child care worker Child protection worker Other job role County MFIP Biennial Service Agreement
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Services for Teen Parents. 1. Are there specialized workers who work primarily with teens (for example, child care worker provides child care resources to teens only)?
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