Peer-Run Center Sample Clauses

Peer-Run Center. CONTRACTOR shall operate a Peer-run Center. This center will be located at the program site and will provide an opportunity for Clients to develop organizational, social and leadership skills as they design a program that meets Client needs. All activities and groups offered are designed and run by Clients enrolled in CONTRACTOR’s FSP. CONTRACTOR shall establish a Peer Advisory Committee to provide client input into program development and quality improvement.
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Peer-Run Center. CONTRACTOR shall operate a Peer-run Center. This center will be 34 located at the program site and will provide an opportunity for Clients to develop organizational, social 35 and leadership skills as they design a program that meets Clients’ needs. All activities and groups
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Peer-Run Center. CONTRACTOR shall operate a Peer-run Center. This center will be 25 located at the program site and will provide an opportunity for Clients to develop organizational, social 26 and leadership skills as they design a program that meets Client needs. All activities and groups offered 27 are designed and run by Clients enrolled in CONTRACTOR’s FSP. CONTRACTOR shall establish a 28 Peer Advisory Committee to provide client input into program development and quality improvement.
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Peer-Run Center. CONTRACTOR shall operate a Peer-run Center. This center will be 2 located at the program site and will provide an opportunity for clients to develop organizational, social 3 and leadership skills as they design a program that meets consumer needs. All activities and groups 4 offered are designed and run by clients enrolled in CONTRACTOR’s FSP. CONTRACTOR shall offer 5 a variety of groups based on client interest and need and may include, but not be limited to: Men’s & 6 Women’s Groups, Relapse Prevention, Dual Recovery, AA/NA, Life & Skills Building, Speaker 7 Meetings etc.
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Peer-Run Center. 13 located at the program site CONTRACTOR shall operate a Peer-run Center. This center will be and will provide an opportunity for clientsConsumers to develop 14 organizational, social and leadership skills as they design a program that meets consumerConsumer
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Peer-Run Center. CONTRACTOR shall operate a Peer-run Center. This center will be 24 and leadership skills as they design a program that meets Client needs. All activities and groups offered 25 are designed and run by Clients enrolled in CONTRACTOR’s FSP. CONTRACTOR shall offer a 26 variety of groups based on Client interest and need and may include, but not be limited to: Men’s and 27 Women’s Groups, Relapse Prevention, Dual Recovery, AA/NA, Life and Skills Building, Speaker 28 Meetings, etc.
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Peer-Run Center. CONTRACTOR shall operate a Peer-run Center. This center will be located at the program site and will provide an opportunity for Clients to develop County of Orange, Health Care Agency File Folder: M042NW044 Page 30 of 45 Contract MA-042-18010274 organizational, social, and leadership skills as they design a program that meets Clients’ needs. All activities and groups offered are designed and run by Clients enrolled in CONTRACTOR’s FSP. CONTRACTOR shall establish a Peer Advisory Committee to provide client input into program development and quality improvement.
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