Contractor Events Clause Samples
Contractor Events. Events organized by the CONTRACTOR, typically on a much 4 smaller scale than a Public Event (i.e., setting up a table at a location in the community where staff is 5 available to provide information and Referrals) and include:
6 1) Door-to-Door Outreach: CONTRACTOR staff or volunteers going door-to-door 7 canvassing a neighborhood or apartment complex.
Contractor Events. Events organized by the contractor, typically on a much 1 smaller scale than a Public Event (i.e., setting up a table at a location in the community where staff is 2 available to provide information and referralsReferrals).
Contractor Events. (i) No Insolvency Proceeding with respect to the Contractor Parent shall have occurred and be continuing, (ii) the Contractor shall not be in breach of its obligations set forth in Section 6.2 of the Funding Agreement, (iii) no event of default under Article 26(a) of the Assigned Construction Contract shall have occurred and be continuing and (iv) no event giving rise to the right to early terminate the Assigned Construction Contract under Sections 11(c) and 23(b) (solely with respect to the funding of the affected Vessel) thereof shall have occurred and be continuing; provided that if the Borrower represents and undertakes to the Administrative Agent (in writing in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the Administrative Agent) that no portion of the proceeds of the applicable Advance shall be used to finance any Construction Contract Payment, then the conditions precedent set forth in this Section 5.1.10 shall be waived.
Contractor Events. Events organized by the CONTRACTOR, typically on a much 25 smaller scale than a Public Event (i.e., setting up a table at a location in the community where staff is 26 8 of 30 EXHIBIT B 27 Z:\BH K MGMT\BH VENDOR FOLDER(S)\P&I\WYS03 - OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT\FY 2020- 1 available to provide information and Referrals) and include:
2 1) Door-to-Door Outreach: CONTRACTOR staff or volunteers going door-to-door canvassing a neighborhood or apartment complex.
Contractor Events. Events organized by the contractor, typically on a much
1) Individual Intervention: Strategies or services rendered to a participant on a b. Engagement
2) Education/Skills Group: A meeting of two (2) or more participants which has a focus of providing information and/or teaching a skill.
3) Support Group: A meeting/group, consisting of two (2) or more participants which
4 3. CONTRACTOR shall develop and distribute mental health materials, which may include 5 but not be limited to brochures, pamphlets, handouts, and fact sheets to individuals, groups and
7 4. CONTRACTOR shall customize presentation topics to appeal to distinct audiences such as 8 children, youth, adults, older adults, persons with limited English proficiency, veterans, the deaf and 9 hard of hearing, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and questioning persons. Presentation 10 topics shall at a minimum include: signs and symptoms of commonly diagnosed behavioral health 11 disorders including co-occurring disorders across a lifespan, common treatment strategies and 12 community resources, stress and anger management, stigma reduction and other relevant behavioral 13 health and wellness relevant topics.
14 5. CONTRACTOR shall offer prevention and early interventionPEI services to any Orange 15 County resident upon request and attainment of valid consents. These services shall include but not be 16 limited to:
17 a. Assessment of risk factors associated with the development of a behavioral health 18 condition or the presence of early signs of emotional, behavioral or mental instability, or co-occurring 19 disorders;.
20 b. Identification of areas of strengths, support systems, and any other protective factors;.