Family Reunification. During a public health incident or crisis, families are at risk for becoming disconnected. HPP awardees and HCCs must serve as planning resources and subject matter experts to PHEP awardees and public health agencies as they develop or augment existing response plans for affected populations, including mechanisms for family reunification. These plans should give consideration to: Information needed to facilitate reunification of families Reunification considerations for children Family notification and initiation of reunification processes.
Family Reunification a. During a public health incident or crisis, families are at risk for becoming disconnected. HCCs will serve as planning resources and subject matter experts to sub-recipients as they develop or augment existing response plans for affected populations, including mechanisms for family reunification. These plans should give consideration to: Information needed to facilitate reunification of families Reunification considerations for children Family notification and initiation of reunification processes.
Family Reunification. If possible, CONTRACTOR shall facilitate the Participant’s 20 connection with family. HCA BHS Outreach and Engagement can assist with homeward bound 21 bus/train transportation as needed and while funds are available.
Family Reunification. If possible, CONTRACTOR shall facilitate the patient’s 4 connection with family.
Family Reunification. (FR) means services with a mandated goal ordered by the Juvenile 36 children are placed in the custody of the Juvenile Court. 37 //
Family Reunification. If possible, CONTRACTOR shall facilitate the participant’s 5 connection with family. HCA BHS Outreach and Engagement can assist with homeward bound 6 bus/train transportation as needed and while funds are available.
Family Reunification. 1. The Parties shall take all possible measures to ensure that Child Victims of Trafficking are reunited with their family members or previous care-providers, regardless of whether such relatives or providers are in the Receiving State, the Country of Origin or a third State.
Family Reunification. The process of bringing together families, particularly children and elderly dependents with previous care-providers for the purpose of establishing or re-establishing long-term care. Separation of families occurs most often during armed conflicts or massive displacements of people. Federal skilled worker An immigrant selected as a permanent resident based on their education, work experience, knowledge of English and/or French, and other criteria that have been shown to help people succeed in the Canadian labour market. Spouses and children are included on the application. Quebec selects its own skilled workers, under the Quebec skilled worker Class (QSW). Foreign Credential Recognition (FCR) Foreign credential recognition is the process of verifying that the education and job experience obtained in another country are equal to the standards established for Canadian professionals. Credential recognition for regulated occupations is mainly a provincial responsibility that has been delegated in legislation to regulatory bodies. Foreign student Temporary residents who are in Canada principally to study in the observed calendar year. Foreign students have been issued a study permit (with or without other types of permits). Under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, a study permit is not needed for any program of study that is six months or less. Foreign students exclude temporary residents who have been issued a study permit but who entered Canada principally for reasons other than study.
Family Reunification. 13. Canada has sole responsibility for the admission of immigrants in the family class and the assisted relative class, including the responsibility for establishing whether an individual immigrant belongs in either of those classes.
Family Reunification. 18. The parties agree to put in place a mechanism to process applications from family class applicants which will:
