WAC 388-848-0110. What if a participant withdraws from conditional services and then requests to resume services?

(1) If a participant withdraws from conditional community first choice services before establishing DDA eligibility, the participant has 30 days to request to resume services. For the purposes of this subsection, "withdraw" means the participant formally requests to end the services. (2) If a participant withdraws from conditional wraparound housing stability services or housing support, the participant has 30 days to request to resume services. Services will be subject to availability. For the purposes of this subsection, "withdraw" means the participant: (a) Formally requests to end the service; or (b) Declines to renew an expired housing support agreement. (3) If a participant withdraws from wraparound housing stability services or housing support services, a new referral must be submitted in order to resume services. Services will be subject to availability. For the purposes of this subsection, "withdraw" means the participant: (a) Formally requests to end the service; (b) Declines to renew an expired household health and safety agreement; or (c) Is out of contact with their wraparound housing stability provider or DDA case manager for more than seven consecutive calendar days without prior notification and DDA or the provider is unable to locate the participant.