services. The prices charged must be within the Framework pricing band. All sub-contracting arrangements must meet the Commission’s subcontracting policy. This policy should be read in conjunction with the information Commission’s which can be found at: sheet ‘Subcontracting clarifications’, 2016–17 Price Clusters 1: Accommodation Support to live safely in a setting away from Outcome: natural family living arrangements This support cluster incorporates assistance with and/or supervising tasks of daily life in a setting away from an natural family living environment. It may be either individual’s temporary or ongoing. There is a focus on developing an skills to live as individual’s autonomously as possible. Reasonable and necessary support is provided in accord with an needs and includes all aspects of normal daily living activities. individual’s The price for accommodation is inclusive of all daily living support in the accommodation setting and includes all activities required to live at home, such as clothes shopping, gardening, attending medical appointments and attending some social activities which may require transport. Additional support from cluster 2: Daily living is not applied when someone is receiving support through Cluster 1. The points below are provided as descriptors of the type and level of support within each band; and, the band in which most points apply being indicative of the band that will apply. Individuals are encouraged to explore and examine various options and come up with creative arrangements that best suit them to achieve their goals and address their support are dynamic and living arrangements may need to be needs. Individuals’ lives re-explored and new ones developed as individuals and circumstances change. In developing the best options, the degree to which an individual takes responsibility for the management of the arrangement should also be a consideration. Accommodation can include individualised living arrangements such as host-family,
services. The prices charged must be within the Framework pricing band. All sub-contracting arrangements must meet the Commission’s subcontracting policy. This policy should be read in conjunction with the Commission’s information sheet ‘Subcontracting clarifications’, which can be found at: 2016–17 Price Clusters 1: Accommodation Outcome: Support to live safely in a setting away from natural family living arrangements This support cluster incorporates assistance with and/or supervising tasks of daily life in a setting away from an individual’s natural family living environment. It may be either temporary or ongoing. There is a focus on developing an individual’s skills to live as autonomously as possible. Reasonable and necessary support is provided in accord with an individual’s needs and includes all aspects of normal daily living activities. The price for accommodation is inclusive of all daily living support in the accommodation setting and includes all activities required to live at home, such as clothes shopping, gardening, attending medical appointments and attending some social activities which may require transport. Additional support from cluster 2: Daily living is not applied when someone is receiving support through Cluster 1. The points below are provided as descriptors of the type and level of support within each band; and, the band in which most points apply being indicative of the band that will apply. Individuals are encouraged to explore and examine various options and come up with creative arrangements that best suit them to achieve their goals and address their support needs. Individuals’ lives are dynamic and living arrangements may need to be re-explored and new ones developed as individuals and circumstances change. In developing the best options, the degree to which an individual takes responsibility for the management of the arrangement should also be a consideration. Accommodation can include individualised living arrangements such as host-family,
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