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City Council & GID Board
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10/14/2002
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PROGRAM/PROJECT DESCRIPTION <br /> <br /> not related to state regulations. Human Services Agency encourages communication between <br /> Human Service Agency and Contractor staff. <br /> <br /> Conflict Resolution Contractor and Human Service Agency will meet on a regular basis to <br /> identify areas of potential disagreement and develop ways to prevent. <br /> <br /> B. Intake Contractor shall usc as it's standard form for intake the Screening and Assessment <br /> Tool (C-250). After addressing any emergency needs, if Contractor identifies a client as being <br /> eligible for TANF or other HSA services, that client will be referred to HSA staff for further <br /> assistance. If further Core services arc needed, HSA staffwill refer the client back to <br /> Contractor. Iftbe client is not eligible for HSA services, then the client remains with <br /> Contractor for services. <br /> <br /> C. Education and Training Contractor staff will participate in training provided by HSA as <br /> necessary to improve coordination and delivcr~ of services <br /> <br /> D. Family Self-Sufficiency Teams (FSST) Contractor will continue to participant in the <br /> FSST. Contractor staffmay be primary case managers for FSSTs, where they have the <br /> requisite traini~_g and experience. <br /> <br /> E. Entry of Client Data All clients of Contractor will have tbeir data entered into thc SMART <br /> database based on the following criteria: <br /> 1)Mutual clients (HSA and Contractor) and those who consent, will have all Screening and <br /> Assessment (SAT); data entered into SMART. <br /> 2)All other clients will have thc required SMART entries entered into SMART (name, date <br /> of birth and sex). <br /> 3)Exccptinns are undocumented clients unknown to HSA and those persons who do not <br /> consent to have their data entered into SMART. <br /> <br /> Contractor will explain to clients thc benefits of having their demographic information entered <br /> into SMART and shared with HSA, and will encourage all clients to consent to have the <br /> information shared with HSA. <br /> <br /> F. Technology Contractor will work with HSA on an ongoing basis regarding SMART and <br /> other systems and technology issues. HSA will supply SMART connectivity to Contractor, <br /> and pay all monthly and annual on-linc charges and Contractor shall maintain sufficient <br /> hardware capable of running SMART during the term of this Agreement. <br /> <br /> G. Feedback Within five working days ora referral to HSA, Contractor will receive feedback <br /> on thc disposition of the client. Thc feedback mechanism will be developed by HSA with <br /> Contractor input. <br /> <br /> H. Evaluation: HSA and Contractor, with the assistance of an HSA Research and Evaluation <br /> Specialist, will develop appropriate measures to assess the impact of welfare reform and <br /> SUCCESS on the Core Service Agencies. <br /> <br />C:~_Rosa Mendoza~viy Documents~CONTRACT~Fair Oaks~Fair Oaks agree.wpd Page 11 of 20 <br /> foinn rev. June 28, 2002 <br /> <br /> <br />
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