Supportive Services Coordination Clause Samples
The Supportive Services Coordination clause establishes the responsibility for organizing and managing additional services that assist in achieving the main objectives of an agreement or project. This typically involves designating a party to coordinate resources such as counseling, case management, or referrals to external agencies, ensuring that participants receive comprehensive support. By clearly assigning coordination duties, the clause helps streamline service delivery and prevents gaps or overlaps in support, ultimately enhancing the effectiveness of the overall program.
Supportive Services Coordination. The SUBRECIPIENT shall coordinate and manage the provision of supportive services to WIOA registrants (subject to limitations in The Act and local Orange County Development Board [OCDB] policies) to overcome barriers to young adults’ job search, training or placement. WIOA supportive services shall only be issued after a need has been identified and when no other funding is available to pay for such services. The SUBRECIPIENT is responsible for managing the provision of supportive services in a cost efficient manner to ensure non-duplication of resources and services. Supportive services may include but are not limited to transportation, childcare, work-related tools, and clothing.
Supportive Services Coordination. The Contractor shall coordinate and manage the provision of supportive services to WIA registrants in accordance with OCWIB Information Notice No. 04-OCWDA-15. Supportive services shall include, but are not limited to transportation, clothing, childcare and other costs that may be a barrier to an individual’s job search, training or placement. Supportive services shall only be issued after a need has been identified and when no other funding is available to pay for such services. The Contractor is responsible for managing the provision of supportive services in as cost efficient manner as possible to ensure fair distribution and non-duplication of resources and services. Contractor shall develop an internal approval process and ensure compliance with OCWIB Information Notice No. 04-OCWDA-15, Supportive Service Policy and Procedures, and any subsequent updates.
Supportive Services Coordination. Contractor shall identify and provide supportive services and/or referrals as appropriate. Supportive services shall include, but are not limited to transportation, clothing, childcare and other costs that may be a barrier to an individual’s job search, training or placement. Supportive services shall only be issued after a need has been identified and when no other funding is available to pay for such services. Contractor shall be responsible for managing the provision of supportive services in as cost efficient manner as possible to ensure fair distribution and non-duplication of resources and services. Contractor