R501-22-11. Specialized Services for Domestic Violence Facilities

(1) The provider shall: (a) provide to each client domestic violence facility rules, any reason for termination, and the client's rights to confidentiality; and (b) document that the items in Subsection (1)(a) were provided to each client verbally and in writing. (2)(a) Each parent is responsible for supervising that parent's own child while at the domestic violence facility. (b) If the parent is required to be away from the facility or involved in a facility activity without the child, the parent shall arrange for appropriate child care services. (3) The provider shall ensure that each domestic violence facility action plan documents and includes a review: (a) with each client regarding danger and lethality and the level of the client's risk of safety assessment; (b) with each client of the client's safety plan; (c) with each client of supportive services, including child care, financial assistance, housing assistance, legal assistance, medical care, and self-sufficiency; and (d) of the procedure for a protective order and a referral for the client to the appropriate agency or clerk of the court authorized to issue the protective order. (4) The provider shall assist with connecting the client to identified resources. (5) The provider shall make and document a referral, when indicated in the client record, for client treatment, drug and alcohol treatment, psychiatric consultation, or other allied service. (6) The provider shall ensure that an experienced and trained domestic violence provider supervises each domestic violence facility staff completing an action plan.