Housing and Support Program (HASP): Final Evaluation Report

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76 Appendix 1 HASP 2009–2010 Process fl owchart with timelines HASP Information Sessions (Nov) HASP Cluster Coordinators forward the prioritised nominations to the QH Statewide HASP Coordinator (2 Feb) The HASP Interdepartmental Panel sits and considers all HASP prioritised nominations. The Panel approves 40 individuals to progress in HASP. Nomination info is forwarded to DCCS for support assessment and verifi cation and to HHS for OT housing assessment DCCS HASP Coordinator forwards nomination info to the appropriate DCCS Regional Offi ce (23 Feb) DCCS SF: Assess and verifi es individual’s disability support needs and weekly support requirements Assists in identifying an NGO Forwards completed verifi cation to MHB Endorses the individual inclusion in HASP (4 May) DCCS MHB: notifi es QH, HHS and individuals if not verifi ed for HASP collates the verifi ed HASP nominations negotiates with NGOs to deliver non-clinical support to HASP Individuals DCCS Minister approves funding to NGOs to provide non-clinical support DCCS recurrent HASP funding enables NGOs to deliver ongoing non-clinical support to the HASP individual Final Evaluation Report QH District staff identify HASP eligible individuals and progress their HASP nominations (Dec–Jan) Each QH District forwards their fi nal nominations (with support hours balanced to equate to their district quota) to the HASP Cluster Coordinators for consideration HASP Operational Group informs HASP Steering Group of the 40 endorsed HASP individuals QH allocates a community Case Manager for all endorsed HASP individuals to assist with their transition to the community DCCS Minister notifi es successful individuals and NGOs of approved funding and support provision (1 Aug) Individual living in the community (31 Dec) QH provides ongoing clinical support and treatment where required to the HASP individual Nominating staff communicate with district staff to determine the priority level of their clients QH letter informs individuals of HASP approval or withdrawal AND QH Statewide HASP Coordinator informs QH nominating offi cer of approval/withdrawal HHS HASP Coordinator forwards HASP nomination info to the appropriate Housing Service Centre (23 Feb) HHS OT completes a Housing Needs Assessment to inform Housing Service Centre of the individual’s housing requirements (4 May) HHS Area Manager forwards PEX request to HHS HASP Coordinator for replacement stock or to fi nd specifi c housing solution HHS progresses property searches and housing allocations for endorsed HASP individuals Housing allocation is made and tenancy commences HHS provides ongoing supportive tenancy management for the HASP individual
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List of contents Executive summary
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Section 1 Introduction Since the 19
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1.1.1 HASP — Management Structure
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