Living AgreementShared Living Agreement • September 14th, 2016
The day to day cleaning of your accommodation is the responsibility of your house or flat. It is important to keep the communal areas clean and yourselves healthy.
SHARED LIVING AGREEMENT TEMPLATEShared Living Agreement • May 23rd, 2016
Shared Living Agreements (SLAs) are not required, but are considered a best practice for young adults residing with caregivers, former caregivers or other adult permanent connections. SLAs can be useful both for traditional placements (foster family homes, relative caregiver placements, etc.) and the Supervised Independent Living Placement (SILP). Note: If young adult is a parent of a minor that will be residing in the home, young adult and caregiver should also complete a Shared Responsibility Plan.
SHARED LIVING AGREEMENT TEMPLATEShared Living Agreement • April 9th, 2012
Social worker or probation officer may provide guidance to assist caregiver and young adult with completing SLA, or young adult and caregiver may choose to complete SLA on their own.
Living AgreementShared Living Agreement • September 14th, 2016
This Share Living Agreement includes a set of non-flexible regulations put in place to ensure you enjoy living in student accommodation whilst adhering to government
Shared Living Agreement RequirementsShared Living Agreement • November 14th, 2018
It is the policy of the Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living (DAIL) to support individuals to reside in the setting of their choice. One housing option is shared living is a 24-hour home and community-based option in which individuals live-in and receive services from a Home Provider who is contracted by an Authorized Agency. Shared living services are provided in the residence of an unlicensed Home Provider who provides the care and support to no more than two individuals unrelated to the Home Provider.
Independent-Living Units (ILU) Shared Living Agreement—Apartments, Quads, SDLCsShared Living Agreement • September 1st, 2011
The Office of Residence Life at Elizabethtown College recommends that roommates living in the Vera Hackman Apartments, the Schreiber Quadrangle and the campus Student Directed Living Communities complete a Shared Living Agreement. This document is designed to provide residents living in the Apartments, Quads or SDLCs the opportunity to communicate with each other the needs of the living unit as well as give them the opportunity to establish guidelines related to the details of their living arrangements. Students are encouraged to spend quality time discussing each section, being as honest with their thoughts and ideas as possible. The benefits of this completed document are that those living within the individual apartment, quad or SDLC communities have the ability share their opinions, create an open dialogue with their roommates and have a document that acts as a living agreement which all roommates should adhere.
GUIDELINES FOR SHARED LIVING AGREEMENT (SLA) BETWEEN CAREGIVER AND NON-MINOR DEPENDENT (NMD)Shared Living Agreement • September 24th, 2021
The guidelines in this document outline a Shared Living Agreement as a basis for a written understanding between the caregiver and non-minor dependent on an array of expectations for placement in a household. It is broad in scope, covering many aspects of shared daily living; however each agreement will be individualized, reflecting the specific values, concerns and personalities of the caregiver and non-minor dependent who is now an adult. The agreement should aid in the creation and maintenance of a successful placement, which supports the non-minor dependent’s continued transition to independent adulthood. Since individuals and circumstances change, the agreement will be renegotiated and updated, as needed and appropriate.
