Slide 5: Planned client cohorts for year 2 transition Three circle graphics depicting intended groupings for FACS clients. Cohort 1 Large Residential Centres LRC residents – Group Homes Group home and small residential centre residents – Community High Hostels, attendant care, in-home support, alternative – family placement Cohort 2 Community Access Learning and life skills, recreation or holiday programs, – other community access Community Support Therapy, early intervention, behaviour intervention, – case management Cohort 3 Respite Centre-based respite and flexible respite – Community Care Domestic assistance, personal care, meals service, home – modifications, transport, case management (excludes assessment) Slide 6: Continuity of Support (CoS) Slide depicts two categories and the different process used within each category. Over 65 Clients that fall into this category are: Existing clients, of NSW funded programs, aged 65 or over And, existing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients, between 50 to 64 years old, who do not meet the disability requirements of the NDIS Process for over 65: The Department of Health receives client data from FACS Department verifies client information with Service Providers Department issues Continuity of Support agreements Under 65 Clients that fall into this category are: Existing clients, of NSW funded programs, who are under 65 and do not meet the disability requirements of the NDIS.
Slide 5: Planned client cohorts for year 2 transition Three circle graphics depicting intended groupings for FACS clients. Cohort 1 Large Residential Centres – LRC residents Group Homes – Group home and small residential centre residents Community High – Hostels, attendant care, in-home support, alternative family placement Cohort 2 Community Access – Learning and life skills, recreation or holiday programs, other community access Community Support – Therapy, early intervention, behaviour intervention, case management Cohort 3 Respite – Centre-based respite and flexible respite Community Care – Domestic assistance, personal care, meals service, home modifications, transport, case management (excludes assessment) Slide 6: Continuity of Support (CoS) Slide depicts two categories and the different process used within each category. Over 65 Clients that fall into this category are: Existing clients, of NSW funded programs, aged 65 or over And, existing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients, between 50 to 64 years old, who do not meet the disability requirements of the NDIS Process for over 65: The Department of Health receives client data from FACS Department verifies client information with Service Providers Department issues Continuity of Support agreements Under 65 Clients that fall into this category are: Existing clients, of NSW funded programs, who are under 65 and do not meet the disability requirements of the NDIS.
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