Home Visitation Sample Clauses

Home Visitation. Management shall not utilize home visitation for disciplinary purposes.
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Home Visitation. An evidence-based program that provides direct support and intensive care coordination of services for clients served by Maternal Life360s with the goals of improving maternal and infant health outcomes, promoting child development and school readiness, connecting families to needed community resources and supports, and increasing a family’s education and earning potential.
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Home Visitation. ˗ For visits conducted at the student’s home by Career Technical Instructors, Thirty Dollars ($30.00) per visit plus mileage. Home visits may begin right after Memorial Day, and shall be completed by the first day of school, with paperwork to be turned in by October 1st. Home visits may also be done with students who enroll after the first day of school. Such home visits should be completed as soon as possible, ideally within five (5) days of enrollment.
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Home Visitation a) Classroom teachers are encouraged, but not required, to make home visitations of any kind after the regular dismissal time for the regular day teachers.
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Home Visitation a. If the Project involves home visitation by the Intern(s), Organization shall develop a home-visitation safety protocol that: (a) addresses concerns for the safety the Intern(s) and all occupants and guests of homes to be visited; (b) includes guidelines for home- visitation planning, including, (i) the intended purpose of the home visit; (ii) the home occupants’ history of harmful behavior, domestic violence, substance abuse and communicable diseases; (iii) the current psychiatric functioning and recent behaviors of all household members; (iv) the likely presence of others in the home who may pose an additional threat; (v) the surrounding environment; (vi) the family’s past and present response to other service providers in entering the home; and (c) sets forth protocols to be followed in the event of an emergency, including with respect to emergency contact numbers and the safety and security of person and property; (d) requires that all home visitations by Intern(s) be conducted in pairs or larger groups, with an employee of Organization present and supervising at all times, and never by an individual Intern; and (e) require that an itinerary, including the location of the home and an estimated time of return, be submitted to Organization prior to any home visitation.
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Home Visitation. All teachers shall endeavor to perform a minimum of 5 home visits per school year and shall be paid a stipend of $25 per home visit conducted outside of regular school hours. Teachers can do more than 5 home visits and get paid $25/hour with administration’s approval. A minimum of two teachers shall attend a home visit. Prior approval from the Principal/CEO must be obtained if more than two teachers want to attend the same home visit. The Principal/CEO shall have the discretion to deny a request for more than two teachers on the same home visit.
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Home Visitation. 1. If the Project involves home visitation by the Intern(s), Organization shall develop a home-visitation safety protocol that: (a) addresses concerns for the safety the Intern(s) and all occupants and guests of homes to be visited; (b) includes guidelines for home- visitation planning, including, (i) the intended purpose of the home visit; (ii) the home occupants’ history of harmful behavior, domestic violence, and substance abuse; (iii) the current psychiatric functioning and recent behaviors of all household members;
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