Requirements for Service Provider Partners Sample Clauses

Requirements for Service Provider Partners. All service providers who desire to offer direct services at the Emergency Shelter will complete an interest application and will be required to enter into a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Mercy House to participate. Responsibilities of the Service Provider Partners will include, but are not limited to:  Set and maintain their own appointment schedule with clients;  Provide clients with access to transportation to fulfill their scheduled appointments, if needed;  Agree to share service output and outcome information  Communicate Service Providers reservation conflicts with Mercy House staff and management;  Respect, maintain and keep clean Service Providers meeting Area  Respect and cooperate with Mercy House staff, other service providers and clients ;  Participate in quarterly Service Partner Advisory Board meetings and provide input to the improvement of the Year Round Emergency Shelter Program.
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Requirements for Service Provider Partners. The OPERATORCONTRACTOR will coordinate service partners and will enter into a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the OPERATORCONTRACTOR and service provider to participate. Responsibilities of the Service Provider Partners will include, but are not limited to: • Set and maintain their own appointment schedule with clients; • Provide clients will access to transportation to fulfill their scheduled appointments, if needed; • Ensure that all clients are aware of the Year Round Emergency Shelter/Multi-Service Center Multi-Service Center rules and enact appropriate enforcement of client shelter rules for their clients if and when necessary; • Agree to share service output and outcome information • Communicate room reservation conflicts with Multi-Service Center assigned OPERATORCONTRACTOR staff Concierge in advance; • Respect, maintain and keep clean all areas of the Year Round Emergency Shelter/Multi-Service CenterMulti-Service Center; • Respect and cooperate with Shelter OPERATORCONTRACTOR staff, other service providers and clients ; • Participate in Community Advisory Board meetings and provide input to the improvement of the Year Round Emergency Shelter/Multi-Service Center Multi-Service Center and the Year Round Emergency Shelter Program.PROGRAM.
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Requirements for Service Provider Partners. The CONTRACTOR will coordinate service partners and will enter into a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the CONTRACTOR and service provider to participate. Responsibilities of the Service Provider Partners will include, but are not limited to: • Set and maintain their own appointment schedule with clients; • Provide clients will access to transportation to fulfill their scheduled appointments, if needed; • Ensure that all clients are aware of the Year Round Emergency Shelter/Multi-Service Center rules and enact appropriate enforcement of client shelter rules for their clients if and when necessary; • Agree to share service output and outcome information • Communicate room reservation conflicts with assigned CONTRACTOR staff in advance; • Respect, maintain and keep clean all areas of the Year Round Emergency Shelter/Multi-Service Center; • Respect and cooperate with Shelter CONTRACTOR staff, other service providers and clients; • Participate in Community Advisory Board meetings and provide input to the improvement of the Year Round Emergency Shelter/Multi-Service Center and the PROGRAM. • Screen clients for eligibility (no sex offenses or felonies with open warrants will be allowed on-site).
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Requirements for Service Provider Partners. All service providers who desire to offer direct services at the Costa Mesa Bridge Shelter will complete an application. Responsibilities of the Service Provider Partners will include, but are not limited to:
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