Reintegration Planning definition

Reintegration Planning means a component of the Child’s Service Plan developed by the Contractor together with the Child, the Child’s Referral Worker, and the Child’s Family after admission to initiate thinking about exit and discharge to assure a successful move home or to the next living arrangement and to assure the continuity of Clinical and support services. Reintegration Planning begins no later than the Child’s Service Planning Conference.

Examples of Reintegration Planning in a sentence

• NEXUS reintegration planning is to be delivered in accordance with the Policy for Prioritising Offender Services and Programs in Custody [D15/179500] and Procedures for Reintegration Planning in CSNSW [D17/445427].This Policy has been developed to outline and standardise the delivery and recording of the NEXUS service.

• V-10  Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration Planning .................................

• RETURN TO TRAINING AND COMPETITION PLAN – NATIONAL BASKTEBALL LEAGUE‌ KEY CONSIDERATIONSIt is recommended that all clubs address the steps outlined in the Reintegration, Planning, Returning process.

• Address, in the Reintegration Planning section of the Service Plan, individual Child needs and methods to ensure successful Transition home or to lower level of care.

• The PbS model provides data in seven areas—Safety, Health and Mental Health Services, Programming, Reintegration Planning, Justice, and Legal Rights, Security, and Order.

• The Contractor shall: Include Reintegration Planning as a component of the Child’s Service Plan at the time of the Child’s Service Planning Conference.

• The Contractor shall:Develop aInclude Reintegration Planning as a component of the Child’s Service Plan at the time of the Child’s Service Planning Conference.

• For Emergency Juvenile Shelter Care, the Contractor shall:For Children in shelter Placement, initiate Reintegration Planning at the Service Planning Conference to initiate thinking about exit and discharge to ensure a successful move home or to the next living arrangement.

• In Rwanda, a Geographic Information System (GIS) was used to plan and coordinate the work of the UN’s Joint Reintegration Planning Unit.

• Transition and Reintegration Planning from Secure Care and Custody to the Communitya) Transition from the community to secure care or custody and positive reintegration into the community presents a challenge to young people and professionals alike.