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5/21/2007
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Board of Commissioners
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16 <br />recipients with transportation from the time they are employed up to 30 days beyond <br />their date of employment, with the exception of Job Bonus recipients who may <br />receive 90 days of transportation. <br />Cabarrus County has a Transportation Department, which operates the human <br />services transportation system, which is known as Cabarrus County Transport <br />Service (CCTS). Social Workers at DSS determine eligibility. for Transportation <br />Services, enter eligibility information into a database, which is accessed by County <br />employed schedulers in the Planning Department. The potential rider calls the <br />scheduler, who in turn contacts CCTS or another resource for transportation. In <br />addition, Cabarrus County has access to a public bus system, C-K Rider. Other <br />resources are primarily taxis. <br />It is estimated that there will be approximately $150,000.00 available for work and <br />work-related transportation during the 2-year period of 2007-09. Due to those limits, <br />it is doubtful that there will be funding available to support transportation needs for <br />former Work First recipients who are no longer eligible and are working. We are <br />only able to provide assistance through the job bonus period. <br />F. Substance Abuse Services <br />The Work First Employment staff utilizes substance abuse screening tools identified <br />by DMH/DD/SAS on all recipients who apply for WFFA or those who are `child <br />only' cases. The Employment Social Worker completes the screening and assesses <br />the need to refer. The procedure for the following scenarios is as follows: <br />• If the assessment is negative (no evidence of substance abuse), the recipient signs <br />the release form in the event that they should develop a problem during the time <br />they are WFFA recipients. This release allows the social worker to make referrals <br />to identified agencies and also to allow follow-up with agencies to assure that the <br />recipient is complying with recommended treatment provided by the counselor as <br />indicated in the Mutual Responsibility Agreement (MRA). <br />If the assessment is positive (evidence of substance abuse), the social worker <br />contacts case management at Piedmont Behavioral Healthcare, Cabarrus Center. <br />The case manager schedules an appointment, sends an appointment letter, and <br />notifies the social worker of the appointment. The social worker and case <br />manager have contact to assure that the recipient is keeping the appointments and <br />following through with recommended treatment. <br />• If the assessment is negative, but the social worker suspects by actions, <br />appearance, and conduct that some substance abuse may be present, the Substance <br />Abuse Screening Tool is used. If the result of this is positive, the recipient is <br />referred to Piedmont Behavioral Healthcare, Cabarrus Center for assessment. <br />G. Family Violence Option <br />The Notification of Family Violence Option form is reviewed with each recipient <br />assessed in Wotk First, with the exception of `child-only' cases. <br />r' <br />
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