Program Access Sample Clauses
Program Access. Eligible employees or family members may access EAP services by:
A. Self-Referral. Employees or eligible family members may voluntarily and directly contact the EAP for services. Employees who utilize self-referral due to a substance abuse problem shall be eligible to utilize sick leave or other appropriate paid leave (or a medical leave of absence if eligible) in order to enroll in an appropriate program. Upon completion of the program, the City shall require medical substantiation regarding fitness for duty and resolution of drug or alcohol use or dependency prior to reinstatement from the leave. Reinstatement shall be conditioned on continued monitoring and testing to ensure continued and complete recovery. An employee who fails to complete the program or who resumes use of said substances after the original reinstatement shall be subject to discipline up to and including dismissal.
Program Access. Every permanent employee shall have access to the EFAP. Employees who hold temporary, part-time or casual status who have worked a consistent work pattern over a twelve (12) month period shall also have access to the Program. Program benefits shall cease upon termination of employment.
Program Access. Upon receipt of payment, Coach will provide Participant with access to the FFJ Program learning platforms where all materials and group sessions are loaded.
Program Access a. Admission to the program will not be contingent upon pre-requisites such as abstinence of substances, minimum income requirements, health or mental health history, medication adherence, age, criminal justice history, financial history, completion of treatment, participation in services, “housing readiness”, history or occurrence of victimization, survivor of sexual assault or an affiliated person of such a survivor or other unnecessary conditions unless required by law or funding source.
b. The Contractor’s procedures and oversight must demonstrate that staff do everything possible to avoid denying assistance or rejecting an individual or family for the reasons listed within section 2(a).
c. The Contractor shall provide equal access in accordance with the 2012 and 2016 Equal Access Rules, meaning that any project funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)must ensure equal access for persons regardless of one’s sexual orientation or marital status, and in accordance with one’s gender identity. Adult households, regardless of marital status, should have equal access to the program.
d. The Contractor shall have an expedited admissions process, to the greatest extent possible, including helping participants obtain documentation required by funding sources, as well as processes to admit participants regardless of the status of their eligibility documentation whenever possible.
e. Intake and assessment procedures will be focused on the individual’s or family’s strengths, needs, and preferences. Programs should not require specific appointment times but have flexible intake schedules that ensure access to all households. Assessments are focused on identifying barriers to housing that can inform the basis of a housing plan as soon as a person is enrolled in the program.
f. The Contractor shall actively participate in the Merced CoC’s Coordinated Entry process as a part of a streamlined community-wide system access triage. Referrals from Coordinated Entry must be rarely rejected, and only if there is a history of violence, the participant does not want to be in the program, there are legally valid grounds (such as restrictions regarding sex offender) or some other exceptional circumstance that is well documented.
g. For programs that can no longer serve particular households, the Contractor shall utilize the Coordinated Entry process to ensure that those individuals and families have access to other housing and services as desired, and ...
Program Access. Effective upon the execution of this Agreement, the University will relocate, as appropriate, the programs, services and activities located on the 2nd floor of the House in order to provide access to the Complainant and other individuals with disabilities who are unable to access the 2nd floor of the House. The University will relocate the programs, services and activities located on the 2nd floor of the House to the 1st floor of the House, or to an accessible location at the University.
Program Access. Grantee shall ensure that the BSCC, or any authorized representative, will have suitable access to project activities, sites, staff, and documents at all reasonable times during the grant period, including those maintained by subcontractors. Access to program records will be made available by both the grantee and the subcontractors for a period of five (5) years following the end of the grant period.
Program Access. The content of the program is housed in an online Site (Content Hub), a digital platform that requires a username and password. The Site can be accessed via laptop, desktop, tablet, or mobile device. • The Client has lifetime access to all the content in the Content Hub platform (including all future updates) as long as the Program exists. • Access to the Program’s coaching opportunities is limited to 12 weeks from the start date of enrollment and available according to fee-based package options. Coaching is conducted via Zoom, Voxer, or another communication system included at the time of the Program’s offer. • Extended access to coaching support is available for an additional fee that is agreed upon at the end of the Program’s 12-week period.
Program Access. Subject in all respects to Section 15 and without duplication of the access provided Navistar pursuant to Section 3(c) (which shall be solely conducted under the terms thereof), annually, upon the request of the other Party and with reasonable prior notice, during normal business hours and in such a manner as shall not unduly interfere with or interrupt (i) the operation and conduct of such Party’s business or (ii) the operation, conduct or management of the Program, Navistar and GE Capital shall each provide representatives of the other Party with access to the calculations and accounting books, records, and files used or held for use by such Party in connection with the Program, to permit such representatives to review and consult with respect to the operation, administration and performance of the recourse and remarketing arrangements set forth in Sections 16 and 17. The costs (including reasonable out-of-pocket costs) of any access provided or obtained pursuant to this Section 10(c) incurred by any Party shall be borne exclusively by such requesting Party.
Program Access. Regional San shall ensure that, for the purposes of administering the Program’s public water quality benefit under WSIP, the State Water Board and the State Water Board’s employees and agents have safe and suitable access to the Regional San-owned and controlled Program site locations at all reasonable times during the Term of this Contract for the purpose of verifying and monitoring the public water quality benefit. The State Water Board shall not unreasonably interfere with Regional San’s use and enjoyment of its property. The State Water Board shall notify Regional San at least five business days prior to entering Regional San’s property. (Cal. Code Regs., tit. 23, § 6014, subd. (a)(2)(A)(6).)
Program Access. Upon subscription, Subscriber will gain access to the Program's content, including training sessions, coaching sessions, workshops, challenges, projects, assignments, tools, resources, and support services, as outlined in the Program description.
