Target Populations. (1) The Health Plan shall have Case Management services available to Children/Adolescents who have a serious emotional disturbance as defined as: a Child/Adolescent with a defined mental disorder; a level of functioning which requires two or more coordinated mental health services to be able to live in the community; and be at imminent risk of out of home mental health treatment placement.
Target Populations. Contractor shall direct these services to target population(s) as specified in Contractor's performance measures, all as approved by DSHS Program. Contractor will give particular focus to the designated target population(s). Target population(s) under this Contract, are those designated and approved in writing by DSHS Program Staff. DSHS reserves the right to make alterations to the list of target population(s) at any time as needed under this Contract .
Target Populations. This NOFO covers, in broad terms, the entire U.S. population and the public health systems within the United States and its territories and freely associated states. Specifically, funds are intended to support the needs of any community impacted by a public health emergency or disaster and to ensure that public health systems are ready and capable of keeping their communities safe and mitigating the impacts of any public health emergency. Additionally, there is a special emphasis on ensuring the health needs of tribal populations, at-risk populations, and those with access and functional needs to ensure that plans and processes are in place pre-event and during an event to address the unique needs of this population.
Target Populations. Target populations will vary depending on the particular public health emergency (PHE) funded under this NOFO. However, in broad terms this NOFO targets the entire U.S. population and the public health systems within the U.S. and its territories, freely associated states, and
Target Populations. The Tribal ADRS shall serve all of the following groups of IHS eligible individuals, regardless of their financial means: Adults with developmental/intellectual disabilities Adults with physical disabilities Elders as defined by the tribe, including healthy elders and elders with disabilities or chronic health problems Youth with disabilities age 17 and 6 months or older, who are transitioning to the adult long-term care system. The Tribal ADRS may provide information and referral services, access to the disability benefit specialist, and referral for emergency services to adults with mental illness and/or substance use disorders who are not elderly and do not have a developmental/intellectual or physical disability. Tribal ADRS grant funds may not be used to provide long-term care options counseling, short term service coordination or other Tribal ADRS services to persons whose primary need is for mental health and or AODA services.
Target Populations. (1) The PSN shall have Case Management services available to Children/Adolescents who have a serious emotional disturbance as defined as: a Child/Adolescent with a defined mental disorder; a level of functioning which requires two or more coordinated mental health services to be able to live in the community; and be at imminent risk of out of home mental health treatment placement.
Target Populations. (1) Behavioral health targeted case management services shall be available to all enrollees:
Target Populations. Target populations will vary depending on the particular public health emergency (PHE) funded under this NOFO. However, in broad terms this NOFO targets the entire U.S. population and the public health systems within the U.S. and its territories, freely associated states, and tribes. Funding awarded for response needs is intended to support the needs of any community impacted by a PHE and to ensure that the public health system is ready and capable of keeping their communities safe and mitigating the impacts of any PHE. Additionally, there is a special emphasis on ensuring the health needs of at-risk populations and to ensure that plans and processes are in place during an event to address the unique needs of these populations. Applicants should have a plan in place to address the underserved populations including but not limited to tribal, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), and disabled populations.
Target Populations. The AHP is intended to create affordable rental housing for households that are on or eligible to be on social housing waiting lists. The focus includes, but is not limited to, the following target populations: • Aboriginal people; • Recent immigrants; • The working poor • Persons with disabilities; • Persons living with mental illness; and, • Persons with dual diagnosis. 🏱 At least one of the target population(s) identified above must be served by the proposed project. The intended target population(s) to be served must be identified in the Business Plan (Form 4). 🏱 Dual diagnosis is defined as “individuals with a developmental disability and mental health needs” – Interministerial Dual Diagnosis Guidelines (1997).
Target Populations. The target population for the OB Medical Home Initiative is pregnant BadgerCare Plus and Medicaid SSI members who are at high-risk for a poor birth outcome. A poor birth outcome is defined as: Preterm birth – gestational age less than 37 weeks Low birth weight – birth weight less than 2,500 grams (5 lbs. 8 oz.) Neonatal/early neonatal death – death of a live-born infant within the first 28 days of life Stillbirth – a fetal demise after 20 weeks gestation
