Linkage means connecting Resident to ancillary services such as outpatient and/or residential 28 treatment and supportive services which may include self-help groups, social services, rehabilitation 29 services, vocational services, job training services, or other appropriate services
Linkage means the approval of compliance instruments from an external greenhouse gas emission trading system (GHG ETS) to meet compliance obligations under this article, and the reciprocal approval of compliance instruments issued by California to meet compliance obligation in an external GHG ETS.
Linkage or “your Linkage” means the linkage of your Eligible Account with a Corporate Proxy in the Central Addressing System managed and operated by the PayNow Service Provider according to these Terms.
Examples of Linkage in a sentence
Linkage does not mean providing transportation to an appointment.
More Definitions of Linkage
Linkage means to assist an individual to connect with a referral.
Linkage means a bilateral or multilateral decision under a
Linkage means a bilateral or multilateral decision under a linkage agreement between greenhouse gas market programs to accept compliance instruments issued by a participating jurisdiction to meet the obligations of regulated entities in a partner jurisdiction and to otherwise coordinate activities to facilitate operation of a joint market.
Linkage means working with clients or service providers to secure access to services. Activities include making telephone calls to agencies to arrange appointments or services following the initial referral process and preparing clients for appointments;
Linkage us defined as actions by a CHW which help the eligible individual begin, retain or maintain their enrollment in substance use services after receiving a referral.
Linkage means when an individual is connected to programs or services through warm hand-off or follow-up to ensure connection is made.
Linkage means a means of access ~ typically, but not exclusively, a pathway, arcade, bridge, right-of-way or other similar element ~ linking areas which are either distinct or separated by a right-of-way, drainageway or other man made or natural feature.