Scope of Program Services Clause Samples
The "Scope of Program Services" clause defines the specific services, activities, or deliverables that a party is obligated to provide under an agreement. It typically outlines the boundaries of what is included and excluded from the program, such as the types of support, duration, and any limitations on the services offered. By clearly delineating these parameters, the clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of their responsibilities and helps prevent disputes over unanticipated obligations or misunderstandings about the extent of services to be provided.
Scope of Program Services. The program will provide peer support services, including recovery circles and individualized support, to help individuals reduce substance use and build resilience. These services will be complemented by transportation assistance and improved access to resources, ensuring that at-risk populations can engage fully in recovery efforts and access critical care and support systems.
Scope of Program Services. The delivery of patient medical diagnosis and community education in the home under comfortable conditions allows for better understanding of the conditions/diagnosis and care plan. The delivery and access to care including specialists and resources combined with the ability to ensure patients have access to transportation to and from facilities will continue to aid in the reduction of 911 and Hospital emergency room usage in place of primary care physicians.
Scope of Program Services. CANI’s Luv Mom Program is dedicated to improving maternal and infant health outcomes through comprehensive, free, and evidence-based doula support, community baby showers, and the “Have A Healthy Baby” (HHB) Health Intervention. Our mission is to empower expectant parents—particularly those at elevated risk for poor birth outcomes—by providing continuous emotional, physical, and informational support during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum.
Scope of Program Services. The Maternal and Infant Care Center at Methodist Hospitals- Southlake provides the highest level of care to assure maternal and infant well-being, including, but not limited to, breastfeeding instruction, Safe Sleep education, and Car Safety practices. All of these programs contribute, in part, to reducing maternal and infant mortality and morbidity.
Scope of Program Services. Impacting Infant/Maternal Health – Home visitors from Healthy Families, Nurse Family Partnership, or WIC managers will enroll at-risk pregnant women in our program which provides medically tailored groceries. Mental Health Support via Food – In partnership with Regional health Centers, we will provide medically tailored groceries to patients experiencing anxiety or depression. OrderAhead Lockers – Provides 24/7 food support access at the Health Departments via a state of the art refrigerated food locker.
Scope of Program Services. The Health Issues Challenges: Food is Medicine Program, one of FAITH CDC’s four food justice programs, was launched in July 2023 to deliver medically- and culturally-tailored meals to individuals with chronic conditions in partnership with local urban farmers, health care systems, and physicians. This program comprises:
1. Weekly distribution of medically- and culturally-tailored meals by case managers at 7 meals per week for 1 year,
Scope of Program Services. Bridge to Hope provides direct and street-based harm reduction services including overdose prevention, infectious disease education, safer use supplies, pregnancy tests, emergency contraceptives, resources, and maternal-child health support. Services are delivered by Certified Community Health Workers and Peer Recovery Coaches through direct outreach and partnerships with local health departments, shelters, recovery homes, food pantries, low-income housing authorities, and community organizations.
Scope of Program Services. Through the residential recovery program, The Sober Living for Women program will educate and train women hungry for sobriety. Besides the current 24 beds, the addition of 26 more beds for women recovery through the 12 Steps, MRT and Recover Coaching. The attainment of general well-being follows sobriety, greatly reducing the risk of trauma and injuries suffered by residents as well as their communities.
Scope of Program Services. This program will provide trauma-informed, ADA- compliant transportation to women and children who are survivors of sexual assault and trafficking. Services include emergency rescues, medical/legal transport, child enrichment activity access, and reentry supports. Most survivors arrive at our shelter with no vehicle, no driver’s license, and no support system. Public transportation although available is frightening as they may be followed, unable in some areas, and entirely unsuitable for survivors who are hiding from their traffickers or abusers. When they borrow the car from their abuser, these more than likely having tracking devices. Often, they are forced to obey their abuser, in order to get a ride to pick up their child, buy food, medicine, or go to work. Many survivors must attend court hearings across counties, travel to forensic medical exams or substance abuse meetings and court dates, or enroll children in schools, attend school events, get their ID, WIC, and other basic needs, or participate in job interviews; all of which require travel that is safe, discreet, confidential, and reliable.
Scope of Program Services. Through collaborative community partnership and intensive training, the Crisis Intervention Team and Response scope primarily focuses on safely and effectively assisting individuals experiencing mental health crisis or substance use disorder through improved communication, identified and connected resources, while ensuring law enforcement and community safety in Lake County.