Support Worker definition

Support Worker means an individual qualified to carry out Personal Support Tasks and Homemaking Tasks as set out in the Special Conditions of the Agreement;

Support Worker means a volunteer of, or an individual employed under a contract of service or under a contract for services by, an organisation which provides support to victims of crime.”.

Support Worker means a qualified and trained employee of the agency-provider as required by subdivision 11b or of the participant employer under the budget model as required by subdivision 14 who has direct contact with the participant and provides services as specified within the participant's CFSS service delivery plan.

Examples of Support Worker in a sentence

• One-million-one-hundred fifty thousand dollars ($1,150,000) of the funds targeted for Homecare and Personal Support Worker compensation will be designated for use for the HCC to cover anticipated increased funding needs for worker stipends over the 2013-2015 biennium.

• Certified Peer Support Worker (CPSW) is an individual in recovery from mental health and/or substance use issues who has been found eligible to be trained by HSD’s Office of Peer Recovery and Engagement (OPRE), successfully completed the training program offered by OPRE, has passed the certification examination administered by the New Mexico Credentialing Board for Behavioral Health Professionals, has obtained certification and is current with continuing education requirements.

• Certified Family Support Worker (CFSW) means Family Peer Support Workers who are primary caregivers and have “lived-experience” of being actively involved in raising a child with emotional, behavioral, mental health and/or substance use challenges.

• The Committee will also make recommendations regarding Personal Support Worker trainings to the Developmental Disability/Mental Health Committee (DD/MH-C).

• This indemnification shall include any and all liabilities to the Support Worker for any purpose including, but not limited to, breach of any employment laws in the course of the employment of the Support Worker.

More Definitions of Support Worker

Support Worker means an individual who is qualified to carry out Personal Support and Homemaking Services as set out in the Special Conditions of the Agreement;

Support Worker means a Service Provider under Home Based Rehabilitation Services who is completing service items relating to attendant care or support for Client training Rehabilitation for Training for Independence Services.

Support Worker means a service provider who assists with or performs activities of daily living and other duties necessary to maintain the recipient in Supported Living. For purposes of this rule, if a client does not have a Supported Living Coach then the Support Worker shall assist the client in completing the Financial Profile.

Support Worker. The worker or volunteer employed or instructed by the Provider to work with a service user.

Support Worker means an employee of the agency provider or of the participant who has direct contact with the participant and provides services as specified within the participant's service delivery plan.

Support Worker means the person assigned by the Contractor to provide assistance and support to the Family Support Specialist providing FCS to achieve identified family goals for safety, Permanency, and well-being as specified in the service plan. The Support Worker may provide assistance by scheduling appointments and meetings, providing transportation assistance, supervising Family Interactions and sibling interactions, escorting parents and adults in the Case, advocating for Children and Families, and conduct telephone contacts with parents and adults in the Case.

Support Worker means a trained and registered Mental Health Counsellor in Student Mental Health Services assigned responsibility for providing support and Accommodations for students who have experienced Sexual Violence or for students accused of Sexual Violence. Support Workers are trained in trauma-informed practice and have experience in working with students affected by sexual violence.