Daytime Program Policies Sample Clauses

Daytime Program Policies. Clients may, but are not required to, leave the FACILITY during the day. The OPERATOR will encourage all clients to stay on‐site make use of on‐site services provided to them during the daytime. Clients will be encouraged to become active participants of the Program. Two morning shuttle times will be available to clients who desire to leave the FACILITY for work or personal appointments, one at 6:00AM and one at 10:00AM. If not utilizing the morning transportation services, clients are encouraged to stay at the FACILITY. Clients will have access to daytime services through partner organizations and will be able to meet with their assigned Employment and Housing Navigator on a weekly basis. They will also have access to activities provided by shelter staff and volunteer organizations. Clients are welcome to use the FACILITY’s recreational areas and designated outdoor spaces.
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Daytime Program Policies. Participants enrolled at Bridges at Xxxxxxx Place may, but are not required to, leave the facility during the day. However, the Shelter Operator encourages all participants to stay on-site during the day and to take advantage of the on-site services and amenities provided to them during the daytime. If not utilizing the shuttle services, participants are encouraged to stay at the facility. Participants have access to any daytime services offered through the Bridges at Xxxxxxx Place partner organizations and are also able to meet with their assigned Housing Navigator on a weekly basis. They also have access to activities provided by shelter staff and volunteer organizations. Participants are welcome to enjoy the Commons Hall, Computer Lab, and designated outdoor spaces.
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Daytime Program Policies. Clients may, but are not required to, leave the PROGRAM during the day. The CONTRACTOR will encourage all clients to stay on-site make use of on-site services provided to them during the daytime. Access to bed areas will be limited throughout the day. Clients will be encouraged to become active participants of the Program. Morning shuttle times will be available to clients who desire to leave the Year Round Emergency Shelter/Multi-Service Center for work or personal appointments. CONTRACTOR will provide to the COUNTY a transportation schedule and will track clients leaving and arriving to the shelter on the shuttle each day. If not utilizing the morning transportation services, clients are encouraged to stay at the Year Round Emergency Shelter/Multi-Service Center. Clients will have access to daytime services through the Multi-Service Center’s partner organizations and will be able to meet with their assigned Employment and Housing Navigator on a weekly basis. They will also have access to activities provided by shelter staff and volunteer organizations. Clients are welcome to use the PROGRAM’s recreational areas, lounge, computer lab, and designated outdoor spaces.
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Daytime Program Policies. Clients that are participating in the Costa Mesa Bridge Shelter may, but are not required to, leave the facility during the day. The Shelter Operator will make every good-faith effort to encourage all clients to stay on-site during the day and to take advantage of the on-site services provided to them during the daytime. Access to bed areas will be limited throughout the day to encourage clients to become active participants of program resources and activities at the Costa Mesa Bridge Shelter Program. Clients can leave the facility for work or personal appointments using the Costa Mesa Bridge Shelter transportation services. Clients will have access to daytime services through the Costa Mesa Bridge Shelter’s partner organizations and will be able to meet with their assigned Case Manager on a weekly basis. They will also have access to activities provided by shelter staff and volunteer organizations. Clients are welcome to use the facility’s recreational areas, lounge, computer lab, and designated outdoor spaces.
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