Structure of Program. For the term of this Agreement, SORSA intends to provide the insurance coverages shown on Exhibit A by establishing, purchasing and maintaining:
Structure of Program. Developer intends to lease individual beds within the Nishi Multifamily Units, with the project marketed primarily to students. The 700 multifamily units are anticipated to include approximately 2,200 total beds. A minimum of 330 total beds (the “Affordable Beds”) within the Nishi Multifamily Units shall be designated as affordable beds pursuant to this Affordable Housing Plan, with 220 beds rented to very low income students and members of their household (“Very-Low Income Beds”), and 110 beds rented to extremely low income students (“Extremely Low Income Beds”). There will be no distinction made between the Affordable Beds and beds rented at market rate, except that market beds may in one-bed bedrooms while all Affordable Beds are anticipated to have two beds per bedroom. Renters of the Affordable Beds will enjoy the same amenities and living experience as all other residents in the project. Affordable Beds shall be disbursed throughout the Nishi Student Living Project. Management staff employed by the owner of the Nishi Multifamily Units will administer both eligibility and suitability of residents and matches, subject to oversight by the City.
Structure of Program. Xxxx Country’s MCT has been designed based upon the values and principles defined in SAMHSA’s publication, “Practice Guidelines: Core Elements in Responding to Mental Health Crises” (see attached). This publication offers excellent guidance on improving services for people living with serious mental illness during a mental health crisis, including providing substantive rationale and recommendations for infrastructure. Team Structure: MCT consists of program-dedicated mental health professionals, including Master’s level licensed mental health clinicians, case managers, and peer specialists/xxxxxxxxx.Xx less than two persons respond to requests for service, with one of the two required to be a clinician. Support staff maintain communication with and monitor MCT safety while in the field and provide other assistance as needed. Hours: The schedule for operation of this program is every day, including weekends and holidays, from 8:30am to 7:30pm. Modifications to hours of operation will be periodically considered to address demand, depending upon staffing capacity. Locations: MCT is available to respond to various locations (e.g., residences, businesses, streets, shelters, etc.) in Redding and some of the nearby communities. Due to the greater concentration of the population and needs in urban areas, MCT does not typically travel to locations beyond 20 minutes from downtown Redding. The program’s office is located at Hill Country’s CARE Center at 0000 Xxxx Xx. xx Xxxxxxx, but MCT is typically field-based in a program-dedicated vehicle with mobile phones device to ensure ease of communication. Fee-For-Service: Shasta County provides reimbursement to Hill Country for approved MobileCrisis services on a fee-for-service basis. Invoices are submitted to Shasta County monthly as described in the contract. Training: To maximize the effectiveness of the Mobile Crisis program, all clinicians and case managers participate in the following training: • Assessment and care planning (e.g., safety, mental status, functioning, psychosocialneeds, level of care) • Crisis intervention and verbal de-escalation techniques • Suicide prevention and intervention (including safety planning) • 5150 Procedures – all MCT clinicians must be certified to write 5150 holds • Diagnostic criteria and behaviors associated with mental illnesses and addictions • Management of safety in the field and when transporting, incident reporting anddebriefing • Trauma informed care philosophy and secondar...
Structure of Program. Following a sought after call in 2019, the CNRS and UoM are calling for proposals to establish joint PhD projects. The first Graduate Research Projects scheme established the Melbourne – CNRS Network, with recruited joint PhD candidates undertaking research across a range of multidisciplinary projects. Candidates participating in the program are jointly supervised by UoM and CNRS Principal Investigators (PIs) and jointly enrolled at UoM and the CNRS affiliated French university. Up to ten (10) joint PhD projects will be funded across five separate pairs of PIs, comprising one PI from UoM and one from CNRS. Each of these five pairs will receive one PhD scholarship from UoM (allocated to the UoM PI) and one PhD fellowship from CNRS (allocated to the CNRS PI). These awards will also include travel and establishment support. Those PhD candidates participating in the awarded Graduate Research Projects must meet the entry requirements and enrolment criteria to jointly enrol at both the UoM PI’s Faculty as well as that of the CNRS PI’s affiliated French university: France: PhD candidates seeking to undertake a joint research project funded by the CNRS PI must commence the first year of their PhD at a host French University by December 2022.
Structure of Program. Following sought after calls in 2019 and 2021, the CNRS and UoM are calling for proposals to establish joint PhD projects. The Graduate Research Projects scheme established the Melbourne – CNRS Network, with recruited joint PhD candidates undertaking research across a range of multidisciplinary projects. Candidates participating in the program are jointly supervised by UoM and CNRS Principal Investigators (PIs) and jointly enrolled at UoM and the CNRS affiliated French university. Up to ten (10) joint PhD projects will be funded across five separate pairs of PIs, comprising one PI from UoM and one from CNRS. Each of these five pairs will receive one PhD scholarship from UoM (allocated to the UoM PI) and one PhD fellowship from CNRS (allocated to the CNRS PI). These awards will also include travel and establishment support. Joint PhD candidates are enrolled at both institutions under joint supervision, with one primary supervisor from UoM and one from the CNRS affiliated French university; providing opportunities for PIs to expand their collaborative activities. The work will be judged according to the academic standards of both institutions. Upon successful completion, each candidate will be eligible to receive a PhD, recognized by two testamurs, one from UoM and one from the CNRS affiliated French university. Both testamurs will state the joint nature of the award and the name of the partner institution. Those PhD candidates participating in the awarded Graduate Research Projects must meet the entry requirements and enrolment criteria to jointly enroll at both the UoM PI’s Faculty as well as that of the CNRS PI’s affiliated French university: • France: PhD candidates seeking to undertake a joint research project funded by the CNRS PI must commence the first year of their PhD at a host French University by December 2024. • Melbourne: PhD candidates seeking to undertake a joint research project funded by XxX xxxx commence the first year of their PhD at UoM by December 2024. This call is open to proposals from all areas of research. Eligibility The supervisory team must comprise of at least two Principal Investigators (PIs), one from UoM and one from CNRS. The PIs must have capacity to serve as primary supervisors for two jointly enrolled PhD candidates. The University of Melbourne Melbourne academics must be registered to supervise as per the Supervisor Eligibility and Registration Policy. Primary supervisors should be employed at UoM beyond the envisaged s...
Structure of Program. The Site agrees to collaborate with the faculty of the University in developing curriculum that meets the requirements of the program. The Site also agrees to provide learning experiences that are compatible with the mission of the University.
