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A grantee shall develop written agreements for coordination with agencies that serve as primary referral sources, such as alcohol, mental health, other domestic violence and sexual assault programs serving the same area, as well as the Department of Corrections and the divisions in the Department of Health and Social Services responsible for juvenile justice and child protection. These policies and procedures must delineate means to identify clients' special needs, assist clients in obtaining services, and avoid duplication of services provided by other agencies. These policies must specify conditions under which referrals are made, and must list specific steps for referring.
History: Eff. 9/22/84, Register 91; am 2/5/2000, Register 153
Authority: AS 18.66.050
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