Life Skills Training. Contractor shall prepare a detailed DRC training curriculum designed to encourage offenders to adopt a positive, law-abiding lifestyle. The training curriculum shall be based on cognitive-behavioral techniques and focus on defects in thought processes that lead to self-defeating decisions.
Life Skills Training. The costs of teaching critical life management skills that may never have been learned or have been lost during the course of physical or mental illness, domestic violence, substance use, and homelessness are eligible costs. These services must be necessary to assist the program participant to function independently in the community. Component life skills training are budgeting resources, managing money, managing a household, resolving conflict, shopping for food and needed items, improving nutrition, using public transportation, and parenting.
Life Skills Training. Instruction in money management, time management, dealing with institutions, and other skills needed for successful everyday functioning.
Life Skills Training. Contractor shall offer training and support in basic life skills to Residents through coaching, workshops, hands-on-learning, and other approaches.
Life Skills Training. Participants must attend monthly classes to equip each participant with life skills that will help them be successful independent adults.
Life Skills Training a. The Contractor may also provide Life Skills Training with prior approval from the DSHS Contact. Life Skills training may count as a core activity for TANF participants and may be stacked with other Job Preparation/Job Search activities. Life Skills Training prepares participants to meet the demands of everyday life and employment. Programs are locally designed and operated to maximize available resources to best serve the participants within the community. Life Skills Training may include topics such as: Self-reflection, critical thinking and problem solving Interpersonal skills, resilience Balancing work and personal life Money management / financial literacy Stress and life management skills Time management Communication skills Workplace communication, standards, dress and participation
Life Skills Training. Utilize tools to help identify individuals who would benefit from financial literacy programs, life skills, and job training.
