Common use of Strategies/Procedures for Increasing Program Clause in Contracts

Strategies/Procedures for Increasing Program. Attendance‌ Describe district policies and/or procedures in place to reduce the amount of time participants fail to participate in work activities, including absences that are with good cause: Counselors work with participants to determine if supportive services or alternative placements, for instance, may assist the participant in meeting work activity goals. In addition, utilizing other resources in the community are researched. We endeavor to assist participants in succeeding.

Strategies/Procedures for Increasing Program. Attendance‌ Describe district policies and/or procedures in place to reduce the amount of time participants fail to participate in work activities, including absences that are with good cause: Counselors work Basic strategies include, but are not limitted to: - immediate problem-solving, when a participant appears in danger of missing time, - working with participants contracted partners to determine if supportive services or alternative placements, for instance, may reduce barriers and assist the with creative and unique strategies to motivate and empower participants. - case management that includes participant in meeting work activity goals. In addition, utilizing other resources in the community are researched. We endeavor to assist participants in succeedinginput.

Strategies/Procedures for Increasing Program. Attendance‌ Describe district policies and/or procedures in place to reduce the amount of time participants fail to participate in work activities, including absences that are with good cause: Counselors HRA current policies and procedures for reducing the amount of time participants fail to participate in work activities, are as follows: • WeCARE providers provide outreach services to maximize compliance for their clients who are required to attend and cooperate with participants scheduled appointments and activities. Outreach is one of several services provided by the WeCARE providers to determine if supportive services or alternative placementsaddress barriers, for instance, may assist the participant in meeting work activity goals. In addition, utilizing other resources in the community are researched. We endeavor to assist participants in succeedingminimize obstacles and encourage participation.