Common use of Transitional Planning Services Program Clause in Contracts

Transitional Planning Services Program. (TPSP): A program within 23 the Children and Family Services (CFS) Division of SSA, which provides 24 independent living skills training resources, supportive services, vocational 25 assessment referrals, and financial resources for employment and education to 26 Orange County’s dependent and emancipated youth, ages sixteen (16) through 27 twenty (20) years; and aftercare recipients, up to age twenty-four (24) years.

Transitional Planning Services Program. (TPSP): A program within 23 3 the Children and Family Services (CFS) CFS Division of SSASocial Services Agency, which provides 24 independent living 4 skills training resources, supportive services, vocational 25 assessment 5 referrals, and financial resources assistance for employment and education to 26 6 Orange County’s dependent and emancipated youth, ages sixteen (16) through 27 7 twenty (20) years; and aftercare recipients, up to age twenty-four (24) years).

Transitional Planning Services Program. (TPSP): A program within 23 the Children and Family Services (CFS) CFS Division of SSA, SSA which provides 24 independent living skills training resources, supportive services, vocational 25 assessment referrals, and financial resources assistance for employment and education to 26 Orange County’s dependent and emancipated youthXxxxxx Youth, ages sixteen (16) through 27 twenty (20) years; and aftercare recipients, up to age twenty-four (24) years).

Transitional Planning Services Program. (TPSP): A program department within 23 20 the Children and Family Services (CFS) CFS Division of SSA, SSA which provides 24 referrals to independent living skills training resources21 training, supportive services, vocational 25 assessment referralsassessment, employment preparation and financial 22 assistance, educational resources for employment and education transitional housing to 26 Orange County’s 23 dependent and emancipated youth, youth between ages sixteen (16) through 27 twenty (20) years; and aftercare recipients, up to age twenty-four (24) years.