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Safe home programs must
(1) assure that each safe home provides each resident with access to minimum necessities, including bedding, clothing, articles for grooming and personal hygiene, and nutritional food;
(2) develop and disseminate to safe home operators and residents written policies and procedures that include criteria for who may use safe homes and rules for safe home operators and residents, including security measures;
(3) have written procedures for monitoring safe homes to ensure that the homes meet community standards for cleanliness, safety, and sanitary conditions; and
(4) provide orientation to all clients to inform them of the requirement of nonviolent behavior by adults and children while in safe homes.
History: Eff. 9/22/84, Register 91
Authority: AS 18.66.050
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