Item 10 - Agreements with Orange County Therapeutic Arts Center, Working Wardrobes

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EXHIBIT 3 r SuandUp Por kids ORANGE COUNTY The case manager will conduct an initial assessment to determine the participant's need for supportive services. This assessment will be reviewed regularly and updated as appropriate.All services provided will be documented through case notes, and a log of issued services will be maintained for tracking and accountability purposes. Types of Supportive Services Supportive services may include, but are not limited to,the following: • Transportation- Bus passes or gas cards costs to attend training or employment activities. Service is limited to once per month.No replacement bus pass or gas card will be issued in the event the participant loses his/her bus pass or gas card. • Clothing and Work Attire- Purchase of uniforms,protective gear, or professional clothing needed for job interviews or work. • Housing and Utilities- Temporary assistance with rent or utilities to prevent disruption to training or employment. Housing assistance is limited to one-time support, with the possibility of more support upon request based on funding and availability. • Technology and Supplies- Laptops,internet access,or training materials necessary to complete WIOA-authorized programs. • Health and Safety- Emergency assistance related to health, safety,or other personal emergencies impacting participation. Process 1. Request Submission a. Participants must complete a Supportive Services Request Form detailing the type of support needed and the reason for the request. b. Participants must provide documentation of efforts to secure assistance from other sources before submitting the request. c. The request form must be submitted to the participant's case manager or designated WIOA staff. 2. Review and Approval a. The case manager will review the request form and supporting documentation.