local behavioral health providers for emergency services. Specialized secure detention facilities must develop policies and procedures to implement these requirements. Section 180-3.23 Conditions of Supervision of Youth requires a specialized secure – detention facility to provide for the supervision of youth at all times and to establish procedures for supervision of youth with special needs and restrictions on personal activities while engaged in supervision. Specialized secure detention facilities must develop policies and procedures to implement these requirements. Section 180-3.24 Visits by OCFS Staff and Other Officials provides that a specialized – secure detention facility shall allow OCFS officials and agency representatives, including staff of the OCFS Office of the Ombudsman, to visit and inspect all areas of a facility, facility records, and speak to youth. It also allows for Youth Part judges to visit the facility, review records and speak to youth. Section 180-3.25 Telephone Access requires a specialized secure detention facility to – provide youth access to make telephone calls. Every youth shall be allowed telephone access at least once a week. Youth will be provided additional confidential telephone access with legal representatives and the OCFS Ombudsman’s Office. Specialized secure detention facilities must develop policies and procedures to implement these requirements. Section 180-3.26 Visiting requires a specialized secure detention facility to allow visits – to youth from family and community members. Youth must have an opportunity for a minimum of two hours of visitation per week and shall be permitted to visit with more than one person at a time. The facility shall determine the admission and identification process for visiting. Specialized secure detention facilities must develop policies and procedures to implement these requirements. Section 180-3.27 Standards of Personal Hygiene for Youth requires a specialized – secure detention facility to provide for a youth’s personal hygiene needs which, at a minimum, shall include: showers, shaving equipment, haircare, hygiene items (e.g., soap, toothbrush, deodorant), clothing, bedding, towels, and laundry service. Specialized secure detention facilities must develop policies and procedures to implement these requirements.
local behavioral health providers for emergency services. Specialized secure detention facilities must develop policies and procedures to implement these requirements. Section 180-3.23 Conditions of Supervision of Youth – requires a specialized secure detention facility to provide for the supervision of youth at all times and to establish procedures for supervision of youth with special needs and restrictions on personal activities while engaged in supervision. Specialized secure detention facilities must develop policies and procedures to implement these requirements. Section 180-3.24 Visits by OCFS Staff and Other Officials – provides that a specialized secure detention facility shall allow OCFS officials and agency representatives, including staff of the OCFS Office of the Ombudsman, to visit and inspect all areas of a facility, facility records, and speak to youth. It also allows for Youth Part judges to visit the facility, review records and speak to youth. Section 180-3.25 Telephone Access – requires a specialized secure detention facility to provide youth access to make telephone calls. Every youth shall be allowed telephone access at least once a week. Youth will be provided additional confidential telephone access with legal representatives and the OCFS Ombudsman’s Office. Specialized secure detention facilities must develop policies and procedures to implement these requirements. Section 180-3.26 Visiting – requires a specialized secure detention facility to allow visits to youth from family and community members. Youth must have an opportunity for a minimum of two hours of visitation per week and shall be permitted to visit with more than one person at a time. The facility shall determine the admission and identification process for visiting. Specialized secure detention facilities must develop policies and procedures to implement these requirements. Section 180-3.27 Standards of Personal Hygiene for Youth – requires a specialized secure detention facility to provide for a youth’s personal hygiene needs which, at a minimum, shall include: showers, shaving equipment, haircare, hygiene items (e.g., soap, toothbrush, deodorant), clothing, bedding, towels, and laundry service. Specialized secure detention facilities must develop policies and procedures to implement these requirements.