Working with Vulnerable People Sample Clauses

Working with Vulnerable People. (a) You agree to provide the signed Statement of Compliance referred to in Attachment 1, that you have met your working with vulnerable people, including children obligations to the Program within 30 days of signing this Agreement, and you must comply with these obligations for the Term of this Agreement. (b) You agree that if you fail to comply with working with vulnerable people, including children obligations during the Activity Period, we have a right to terminate this Agreement.
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Working with Vulnerable People. It is a Tas Government requirement that any activity provided by a club or association etc which provides instruction to children requires instructors to have a Working With Vulnerable People Card. A child is someone who is 17 years or younger. Should your activity fall into this category, a copy of instructors WWVP cards are to be provided to us. For more information on this, please visit ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇- registration/work-with-vulnerable-people/do-i-need-to-register
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Working with Vulnerable People a. Tutors must hold a valid “Working With Vulnerable People” card. A copy of the card must be provided to the committee and will be kept on file for the duration of the Tutor’s tenure in the scheme.
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Working with Vulnerable People. 19.1 The transfer of the new services to Six Town for the first time under this Agreement will mean that Six Town will be working with vulnerable people in the housing assessment process, homelessness assessments and signposting and support provision. This is in addition to the work that Six Town already does with vulnerable people in connection with its housing management functions and in particular in its tenancy sustainment activities. 19.2 Six Town will provide and, where relevant, continue to provide, a person-centred and holistic approach in its dealings with vulnerable people. In particular Six Town is expected to provide additional support (beyond that expected to be provided to persons who are not considered vulnerable) including but not limited to Mental ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ assessments and a multi- disciplinary approach to tenancy sustainment. 19.3 It is acknowledged that the eviction of vulnerable tenants is to be used as a last resort and only after complying with the procedure contained in the relevant part of the Specification. 19.4 For the purposes of this clause 19 a person shall be regarded as vulnerable if they are someone who is more likely than the ‘average’ person to suffer detriment or harm if they become homeless. People who may be considered to be vulnerable can include (but are not limited to): 19.4.1 Families with children under 18 and pregnant women; 19.4.2 16-17 year olds; 19.4.3 Households experiencing domestic violence and abuse; 19.4.4 People with mental health problems; 19.4.5 Older people; 19.4.6 People with a physical disability; 19.4.7 People with a learning difficulty; 19.4.8 People with alcohol or substance misuse problems; 19.4.9 Asylum seekers or refugees; 19.4.10 Former rough sleepers; 19.4.11 Ex-offenders; and 19.4.12 People with complex needs e.g. mental health and substance misuse problems.
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