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Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP). California Department of Aging Coordinator Training Host Agency Requirements. Role of Host Agencies. SCSEP is designed to meet the needs of participants striving for economic security - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Senior Community Service Employment
Program (SCSEP)
California Department of Aging
Coordinator Training
Host Agency Requirements
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Role of Host Agencies
SCSEP is designed to meet the needs of participants striving for economic security
SCSEP is also designed to help meet the unmet service needs in the community The Host Agency is where these program goals
are achieved
2
SCSEP and Host Agency Critical Partnership
Participants primary experience in SCSEP takes place at the host agency
Majority of program funds are expended on the community service employment and training experience
Creating new and/or expanding existing community services remains a major SCSEP goal
Performance measures include indicators around the subsidized experience
3
Host Agencies Must Meet the Following Criteria:
Current 501(c)(3) private non-profit organizationOR
Public agency
NOTE: Assignments at religious or faith-based organizations:
►Must provide a service open to all
community residents
►Cannot involve any form of worship or prayer
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SCSEP Expectations of Host Agencies
Meaningful on-the-job training Support for participant’s IEP and job search Opportunity to help meet service needs in
the community
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Host Agency Assignment Description Must Include:
Assignment title Duties and responsibilities (detailed description) Host agency identification and FEIN Hours and days of week Name and title of supervisor Criteria for selection
Particular skills, experiences or training requirements for the assignment
Training needed to perform duties and/or to be provided by host agency
Date
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Role of Participants at Host Agencies
Participants: Acquire new skills/update existing skills Gain greater self-confidence Learn new workplace systems and
procedures Update resume Provide valuable community services
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Role of Supervisors at Host Agencies
Supervisors: Provide workplace and task orientation
On-the-job training
Skill and personal development assistance based on participant IEP
Encouragement in job search
Evaluation of participant progress
Updates participant tasks or assignment, if the participant is ready to learn new skills
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Host Agency Agreement
The Host Agency Agreement includes the following commitments to: Support the participant Provide skill training and supervision in learning/practicing new
tasks Allow the participant to attend meetings, go on job interviews,
etc. Hire a participant if an appropriate opening occurs Provide a safe working environment Receive an agency orientation Abide by agreed upon work schedule
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Host Agency Agreement - Continued
The Host Agency Agreement includes the following commitments to:
Submit properly prepared/signed time sheets Provide periodic performance review and annual
performance evaluation Honor maintenance of effort, prohibit volunteer service at
host agency, and non-discrimination Never supplement participant wages
The Agreement must be signed and dated, renewed yearly, and have 501(c)(3) documentation attached if the host agency is a non-profit organization
The Host Agency Agreement term is one-year
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Monitoring Host Agencies Project Monitoring includes:
Compliance with host agency agreement Supervision and participant training Participant progress in learning tasks in position
description and/or overcoming personal barriers Ability to hire Notification of pending participant rotation
(when appropriate) Annual safety check; more frequent if workers
compensation claims warrant
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Maintenance of Effort (MOE) Violations – SCSEP Assignments Must Not:
The SCSEP project and the host agency must not assign a SCSEP participant to displace a current employee or to perform duties of laid-off employee
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Host Agency File Documentation
Executed Host Agency Agreement with Federal Employee Identification Number—FEIN included
Copy of the Participant Community Service Assignment or Duty Statement
Current 501(c)(3) [unless a public agency] Authorized signature forms Acknowledgement of agency orientation Annual safety evaluation reports Annual monitoring reports (and any necessary follow-up
documentation) Case Notes with appropriate signature or initials
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