Persons Served Clause Samples
The "Persons Served" clause defines which individuals or groups are eligible to receive services under the agreement. It typically outlines specific criteria such as age, residency, or other qualifying characteristics that determine who may benefit from the services provided. By clearly identifying the intended recipients, this clause ensures that both parties understand the scope of service delivery and helps prevent misunderstandings or disputes regarding eligibility.
Persons Served. The Contractor will serve, at least, 180 unduplicated individuals (Participants). The number of Participants to be served in future option years will be determined by the funding and final budget determined to be available for that year.
Persons Served. In a one (1) year period, Contractor will provide at least 300 unique unhoused individuals in the community with medical, mental health, addiction, and case management services, with a maximum caseload of 200 patients at one time (new patients are enrolled when existing patients “graduate” to a stable environment in which they no longer require street medicine). Contractor will seek grants, public support, and other funding to fill in ongoing gap in programmatic costs.
Persons Served. The Contractor will assist, at least, 50 Individuals during a one-year period. The number of individuals to assist for future option years will be determined based on the funding and final budget determined to be available for that year.
Persons Served. Through the Program, Contractor must provide living accommodations in a non- traditional shelter environment consisting of 133 outdoor sleeping accommodations that can serve up to 150 persons experiencing homelessness in the City at any given time.
Persons Served. NorthWestern has served a copy of this filing on SPP, Western, the SD PUC, Langford, and ▇▇▇▇▇▇.
Persons Served. The Contractor will reconnect at a minimum 700 unduplicated individuals with family or other support systems during each fiscal year (July 1st through June 30th). The number of reconnected individuals for future option years will be determined on the funding and final budget determined to be available for that year.
Persons Served. 1. Eligibility: Any person, located in Orange County, Florida who is experiencing a crisis (that may be related to mental health, substance use and/or intellectual or developmental disabilities) and a call has been made to the OCSO Primary PSAP.