Host Home definition

Host Home means a residential training home per ORS 443.400 that is a community-based family home setting licensed by the Department according to these rules to provide home and community-based services to children with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Host Homes are community homes featuring an in-residence caregiver serving in a parental role with the support of additional staff to deliver intensive care and support to children in a family home environment.

Host Home means a private home that houses up to three persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities and whose owner or renter provides residential services, as described in section 25.5-10-206 (1)(e), C.R.S., to those persons as an independent contractor of a community-centered board or service agency.

Host Home means an emergency foster family home under the direction and regular supervision of a licensed child welfare agency, contracted to provide short-term crisis intervention services to youth served under the Comprehensive Community-Based Youth Services program, under the direction of the Department of Human Services. The youth shall not be under the custody or guardianship of the Department pursuant to the Juvenile Court Act of 1987.

Examples of Host Home in a sentence

• Emergency shelter, including hotel or motel paid for with emergency shelter voucher, or RHY-funded Host Home Shelter.3. Safe Haven.Institutional Situations4.

• Host Home Program policies and procedures, including complaint processes, safe body mechanics, missions and values, and financial management.

• A program provider must develop and implement written policies and procedures to review and document that each child receiving services in a Host Home continues to require the structure of services specifically available in a Host Home .

• A program provider must establish a plan for respite for a child’s in-residence caregiver in accordance with the child’s needs when the support to the child is delivered in a setting other than the Host Home setting or the child’s family home.

• A host home setting is one where a youth resides in the home of a family/single adult (who may or may not be related), shares basic facilities, and agrees to basic expectations as established by both the Host Home and youth and detailed in the Collaborative Care Host Home agreement.

• Host Home and Kinship Care is limited to YHDP Renewal and replacement grants.

• The Host Home Adult will assist in the facilitation of services through cooperative communication with the 3CM as to the areas of opportunity that arise.

• Host Home and Kinship Care, A model in which a family agrees to permit a youth to reside with them.

• The need for referral to an Older Youth Service provider will be determined by the youth, with the guided support of the 3CM, Host Home Adult, and assessment tools.

• A program provider must complete and submit an In-Residence Caregiver Applicant Study in accordance with OAR 411-348-0045 for each Host Home.

More Definitions of Host Home

Host Home. ((is)) means a private home that volunteers to host youth in need of temporary placement that is associated with a host home program.

Host Home means a residential training home per ORS 443.400 that is a community-based family home setting licensed by the Department according to these rules to provide home and community-based services to children with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Host Homes are