Program Participant Expectations Sample Clauses
Program Participant Expectations a. Bayaud will work with partner organizations and City agencies to establish transition plans to guide site Residents towards long-term stability including in the areas of income, job opportunities, stable housing, accessing healthcare, substance abuse treatment, mental health counseling and other services that help graduate Residents to a more permanent place of stability and independence. These supportive services include, but are not limited to, those listed in Exhibit B.
b. Only Residents, staff, volunteers, monitored visitors and public health and safety emergency personnel, or other authorized visitors are permitted within the Stay Inn Community.
c. Stay Inn Community members will be required to sign and uphold a basic site-specific “Micro-Community House Expectations” which will include, refraining from the but not be limited to the items below. A copy of these Expectations are attached as Exhibit A.
d. If a Stay Inn Community member does not follow the “Micro-Community House Expectations”, they can be exited from the program and the site. Reasons a Resident may be exited are failure to conform to the practices or engaging in restricted behaviors listed below, and those listed in Exhibit A; however, reasons for exiting the program may not be limited to either list and may be carried out at the discretion of Bayaud.
i. The use or misuse (the excessive use, intoxication) of alcohol, marijuana, psilocybin, or illegal drug that is disruptive or becomes harmful to themselves or others.
ii. Failure to treat other Residents, staff, neighborhood residents, neighborhood, employees and contractors, volunteers, and businesses and their patrons with respect.
iii. Trespassing on private property and or treating other people’s property with disrespect.
iv. Failure to abstain from violence, weapon possession, illegal drugs, theft, and oppressive or discriminatory behavior.
v. Being deemed a threat to either other Residents or those in the neighborhood.
vi. Consistent littering around the site and surrounding properties.
vii. Changes in composition or occupancy other than as permitted in the “Micro- Community House Expectations”.
viii. Use of the premises for any unapproved profit-making or criminal activities, including drug-related activities.
e. Bayaud follows a specific restorative justice model for addressing inappropriate behavior or behavior that violates the “Micro-Community House Expectations”. This process generally includes a verbal warning and discussi...
Program Participant Expectations a. TSA will work with partner organizations and City agencies to establish transition plans to guide site guests towards long-term stability in regard to income and housing, accessing healthcare and other services. These “wrap-around services” include, but are not limited to those listed in Exhibit B.
b. TSA guests will have access to case management and referrals to health care services upon moving into The Tamarac.
c. Only enrolled program participants/guests (generally referred to as guests), staff, volunteers, monitored visitors and public health and safety emergency personnel, or other authorized visitors are permitted within The Tamarac.
d. The Tamarac guests will be required to sign and uphold a basic site-specific “Community Expectations” document which will include, but not be limited to the items below. A copy of this agreement is attached as Exhibit A.
e. If an individual does not follow the “Community Expectations”, they can be exited from the program and the site. Reasons a guest may be exited are listed below, and in Exhibit A, but may not be limited to either list and is carried out at the discretion of TSA.
i. Acts or threats of violence.
ii. Theft or damage to property.
iii. Weapons, alcohol, or illegal substances on site, or the use of alcohol or illegal substances inside the site.
iv. Changes in composition or occupancy other than as permitted in the “Community Expectations” without expressed consent of the operator.
Program Participant Expectations a. TSA will work with partner organizations and City agencies to establish transition plans to guide site Residents towards long-term stability in regard to income and housing, accessing healthcare and other services. These “wrap-around services” include, but are not limited to those listed in Exhibit B.
b. Residents will have access to case management and health care services upon moving into Stone Creek and The Aspen.
c. No guests are allowed in the Resident’s rooms, or in the other activity areas. Only Residents, staff, volunteers, monitored visitors and public health and safety emergency personnel, or other authorized persons are permitted within Stone Creek and The Aspen.
Program Participant Expectations a. CVC will work with partner organizations and City agencies to establish transition plans to guide Program Participants towards long‐term stability with respect to income and housing, accessing healthcare and other services. These “wrap‐around services” include, but are not limited to those listed in Exhibit B.
b. CVC Program Participants will have access to case management and health care services upon moving into La Paz Micro‐Community.
c. Participants will not have personal visitors on the site. Only staff, volunteers, community partners, and public health and safety emergency personnel, or other authorized visitors are permitted within the La Paz Micro‐Community.
d. Upon entrance to the La Paz Micro‐Community, Program Participants will participate in a CVC screening and interviewing process to determine what resources and services will be most helpful to them in their efforts to become self‐sustaining.
▇. ▇▇ ▇▇▇ Micro‐Community Program Participants will be required to sign and uphold a basic site‐specific “CVC Use Agreement” which will include, but not be limited to the items below. A copy of this agreement is attached as Exhibit A.
f. If an individual does not follow the “Use Agreement”, they can be exited from the program and the site. Reasons a Program Participant may be exited are listed below, and as Exhibit A, but may not be limited to either list and is carried out at the discretion of CVC.
i. Illegal drugs are not allowed. The misuse (the excessive use of, or intoxication leading to disruptive behavior) of alcohol, marijuana, psilocybins, or any substance becoming harmful to themselves or others.