Common use of Receiving Services Clause in Contracts

Receiving Services. 1. Upon completion of the intake process, CONTRACTOR must assign a counseling staff (WELCOMING COUNSELOR) to each child or youth who are admitted to the CENTER. 2. The WELCOMING COUNSELOR must make all the effort to warmly welcome each child or youth who arrives in the CENTER and make them feel as comfortable as possible. Each child or youth must be offered snacks, meals, and clothing, if needed, upon arrival. 3. Upon completion of the intake process, the WELCOMING COUNSELOR shall be primarily responsible for the following: a. Orientation to the CENTER including an explanation of the procedures and expectations. b. Proper introduction of the child or youth to the staff at the Center; c. Accompanying the child or youth during the health screening and assessment; d. Response to any questions that the child or youth may have; e. Setting of behavioral expectations and limits f. Engagement of each child or youth in activities g. Provision of comfort and nurture; and

Receiving Services. 1. Upon completion of the intake process, CONTRACTOR must assign a counseling staff (WELCOMING COUNSELOR) to each child or youth who are admitted to the CENTER. 2. The WELCOMING COUNSELOR must make all the effort to warmly welcome each child or youth who arrives in the CENTER and make them feel as comfortable as possible. Each child or youth must be offered snacks, meals, and clothing, if needed, upon arrival. 3. Upon completion of the intake process, the WELCOMING COUNSELOR shall be primarily responsible for the following: a. Orientation to the CENTER including an explanation of the procedures and expectations. b. Proper introduction of the child or youth to the staff at the Center; c. Accompanying the child or youth during the health screening and assessment; d. Response to any questions that the child or youth may have; ; e. Setting of behavioral expectations and limits f. Engagement of each child or youth in activities g. Provision of comfort and nurture; and