delivery of Commonwealth Home Support Programme services including operational requirements (Part A The Programme and Appendices), and – administration of the Commonwealth Home Support Programme, including funding and reporting arrangements (Part B Administration of the Programme and – Appendices). The manual outlines the services types that are available under the CHSP. These service types are funded under specific Sub-Programmes based on the CHSP 'target groups'. Details of each Sub-Programme, including eligibility and service types, and examples of special conditions for service delivery to 'non-target groups' are also provided in the manual. Note: The CHSP Programme Manual 2015 does not to HACC service providers funded by the Western Australia or Victoria governments. Note: Commonwealth HACC subsidised aged care programmes remain under continuing Funding Agreement requirements and the Commonwealth HACC Program Manual 2012 until 31 October 2015. The scope of CHSP and other service eligibility People who are assessed as eligible to receive aged care or disability services may access CHSP funded services and support in certain circumstances. This is to ensure people can access services until more appropriate care is available. The CHSP Schedule and the CHSP Programme Manual 2015 specify where CHSP service providers can deliver services to clients with other service eligibility. For example, clients assessed as eligible but waiting to receive a Home Care Package or clients of previous programmes (Commonwealth HACC, NRCP, DTC and ACHA programmes) who are not eligible for similar Commonwealth Home Support Programme services will be grandfathered until suitable services become available. Important! Officers need to collect enough information during the intake phase to determine whether a client is receiving CHSP services and thus whether the information is in-scope for the Scheme. The NATSIFACP Guidelines The Residential and Flexible Care Programme - National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flexible Aged Care Activity Programme Guidelines June 2015, set out the operational and administrative requirements supporting the delivery and management of NATSIFACP. Service providers must comply with the manual's requirements regarding the: The NATSIFACP activities (Activity Overview and Programme Guidelines) Terms and conditions applying to Selection/s, Financial and Other Arrangements, and Complaints. The manual outlines the entity that are eligible to provide NATSIFACP services and the NATSIFACP 'target groups'. Complaints mechanisms and service provider requirements
delivery of Commonwealth Home Support Programme services including operational requirements (Part A – The Programme and Appendices), and administration of the Commonwealth Home Support Programme, including funding and reporting arrangements (Part B – Administration of the Programme and Appendices). The manual outlines the services types that are available under the CHSP. These service types are funded under specific Sub-Programmes based on the CHSP 'target groups'. Details of each Sub-Programme, including eligibility and service types, and examples of special conditions for service delivery to 'non-target groups' are also provided in the manual. Note: The CHSP Programme Manual 2015 does not to HACC service providers funded by the Western Australia or Victoria governments. Note: Commonwealth HACC subsidised aged care programmes remain under continuing Funding Agreement requirements and the Commonwealth HACC Program Manual 2012 until 31 October 2015. The scope of CHSP and other service eligibility People who are assessed as eligible to receive aged care or disability services may access CHSP funded services and support in certain circumstances. This is to ensure people can access services until more appropriate care is available. The CHSP Schedule and the CHSP Programme Manual 2015 specify where CHSP service providers can deliver services to clients with other service eligibility. For example, clients assessed as eligible but waiting to receive a Home Care Package or clients of previous programmes (Commonwealth HACC, NRCP, DTC and ACHA programmes) who are not eligible for similar Commonwealth Home Support Programme services will be grandfathered until suitable services become available. Important! Officers need to collect enough information during the intake phase to determine whether a client is receiving CHSP services and thus whether the information is in-scope for the Scheme. The NATSIFACP Guidelines The Residential and Flexible Care Programme - National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flexible Aged Care Activity Programme Guidelines June 2015, set out the operational and administrative requirements supporting the delivery and management of NATSIFACP. Service providers must comply with the manual's requirements regarding the: The NATSIFACP activities (Activity Overview and Programme Guidelines) Terms and conditions applying to Selection/s, Financial and Other Arrangements, and Complaints. The manual outlines the entity that are eligible to provide NATSIFACP services and the NATSIFACP 'target groups'. Complaints mechanisms and service provider requirements
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