Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 338 in Riga, 13 June 2017 (pr. No 30 24) requirements for social service providers, Issued in accordance with the social services and social assistance law article 17, second paragraph, and the rights of the Child Protection Act, art. 37 seventh part i. General provisions 1 the question requires: 1.1. social services; 1.2. the orphan and without parental care for the remaining child care institutions. II. General requirements for providers of social services social services 2:2.1 is a trader, cooperative societies, associations, foundations, religious organizations, national or local authorities, or other entity; 2.2. the employed person with appropriate education on the basis of the contract of employment or contract of the company. The number of employees required is determined by the social service provider, the head of the institution or higher authority, on the basis of the social service provider, the head of the institution; 2.3. ensure smooth and rational distribution of tasks between employees; 2.4. comply with the law on the protection of the rights of the child and other legal requirements in relation to children's rights and respect for and protection of the interests, if social services are provided for children; 2.5. has developed and approved the agenda and security rules that specify the employee's rights, duties, responsibilities, and other relevant norms to be followed in the provision of social services, as well as provide employees the opportunity to acquaint themselves with these rules; 2.6. the social services provided in first aid clients; 2.7. at least every three years to carry out internal self-assessment of quality of social services provided in compliance with the laws and requirements if not implemented and maintained quality management system ISO 9001 3. Social service provider supports the following publicly available information, including tīmekļvietn: 3.1 social service provider aims, objectives, organisational structure and work organisation; 3.2. the social services to be provided and their reception; 3.3. each social service price and payment arrangements, if social services partly or fully paid by the customer; 3.4. administrative staff and professionals, as well as the time of contact information for communication. 4. Social service provider supports: 4.1. customer registration, social service served, if not social services can provide immediately; 4.2. content and social service planning and provision the amount according to the customer's needs; 4.3. explanation of the social services to be provided for the customer's purposes, the volume and regularity of the receipt, necessary changes when the client's functional position or other circumstances; 4.4. the client's family or household members ' involvement in social service provision process, if it is necessary, except where it is not in the best interests of the client; 4.5. customer information acquisition, use, and storage to suit limited availability information status and individual data protection requirements; 4.6. client's private life; 4.7. the principles of ethics and action in the best interests of the client; 4.8. the reporting law enforcement bodies according to competence, if you suspect that a customer could have done or would be carried out unlawful activities; 4.9. a multidisciplinary and cross-sectoral cooperation in the application of the principles of the social services and the sustainability of results. 5. To provide social services, a social services provider: 5.1 the client make an initial assessment of the social situation, if it matches the social service provided; 5.2. the client determines the social problems that will be addressed through a social service; 5.3. planning and document the social process of providing the service or certain social services; 5.4. develop individual social rehabilitation or social care plan which includes: 5.4.1. definition of the problem to be solved; 5.4.2. social rehabilitation or social care long-term and short-term objectives; 5.4.3. social rehabilitation or social care tasks, measures, time limit, the expected results and the responsible person; 5.5. the customer agree on the measures to be taken to address social problems or reduction and provides social services in the amount of the scheduled execution, reflecting social service provision process (such as visiting and negotiating the transaction, Protocol, information about the tasks and activities); 5.6. at intervals not exceeding 12 months and the social service evaluates the customer's end the social situation changes and the results achieved. 6. Social Services: 6.1 type child (annex 1) or minor customer (annex 2), which shall include information on the child or the minor client joining the social service institution and withdrawal from them if social services are with accommodation or customer visit, if social services are without accommodation; 6.2. the customer's case to the form, which shall contain the following documents and include the following: 6.2.1. information about the customer, with social services related documents or their derivatives (for example, a client application, the client or household members of the social assessment of the situation, the social service of the statement of reasons, the client involvement in social care and social rehabilitation or refusal to receive social services, as well as other relevant information relating to the client's social problem solving); 6.2.2. This provision of the plan referred to in point 5.4, the social representation of the process of service provision and outcomes assessment; 6.2.3. information about the customer's functional impairments and their severity; 6.2.4. information on treatment person's specific treatment recommendations, if in the provision of social services is involved in the treatment of the person and it has provided support for the specific treatment recommendations; 6.2.5. the contract with the customer, his legal representative or a foster family, where the child is placed in the audžuģimen of social services, the social services to be provided, the contents of the amount and payment procedures, as well as the rights and obligations of the parties; 6.2.6. other information which is essential for social services, suspension or termination; 6.3. determine the number of employees; 6.4. Design: 6.4.1 procedures to handle emergency situations, if a social service is the provision of accommodation, and make available to customers and employees; 6.4.2. the order in which the customer is temporarily isolated if he endangers his own or other people's life or health, and ensure the monitoring of the customer, if a social service with accommodation, as well as presenting the order of customers and employees. 7. These provisions 6.1. the records referred to in point of continuous social care and social rehabilitation institutions in 75 years, keep the other institutions – 10 years after the last entry. 8. This rule 6.2. customer referred the case 10 years after the end of the social customer service. 9. the social service provides employees a regular improvement of professional competence: training: 9.1 9.1.1. the head of the institution, the head of the Department who are directly involved in social service delivery and organization and a social worker, not less than 24 academic hours per year; 9.1.2. social carers, social rehabilitētāj and social assistance the Organizer – no less than 16 academic hours per year; 9.1.3. carer, not less than eight academic hours per year; 9.1.4. other employees, as appropriate; 9.2. power (individual, group, team, organization): 9.2.1. social work professional, the head of the institution and the head of the Department who are directly involved in social service delivery and organization, not less than 21 hours per year; 9.2.2. the other employees, as appropriate. 10. Social services and the environment is suitable for the provision of social services: 10.1.-meet the būvnormatīvo of public structures in the relevant premises; 10.2. the rooms are suitable and equipped according to their purpose of use, subject to the customer's age and functional condition; 10.3. the design space, quantity and satisfy the customer needs and the nature of the problems to be solved; 10.4. customers with mobility impairments are suitable for the rooms on the first floor of the building, and these facilities are available in the full amount of social services if social services social services are provided in rooms that are hosted on several floors, and the building has no elevator or ramp; 10.5. the client has available toilets and hygiene facilities in line with the structure of public būvnormatīvo; 10.6. the premises and territory of using universal design elements that reduce the customer's functional disturbance effects on a person's social functional capacity; 10.7. professional individual counselling and group sessions with customers take place in space, where you can observe the confidentiality; 10.8. customers and visitors are assured a waiting room with seating and the ability to use the scrub room with toilet and hand basin; 10.9. the staff is changing places, recreation and hygiene rooms, where customers are provided with social services accommodation; 10.10. where social services are provided with accommodation: 10.10.1. customers are able to use the shower or tub; 10.10.2. customers are able to use the space or place personal washing and drying as well as shoe care; 10.10.3. dormitory or sleeping facilities are deployed to separate men, women and families. A common dormitory, without distinction as to gender, can ensure the children up to the age of seven. 11. If social services provides social services to which these rules or other regulations is not subject to special requirements, social service provider provides general requirements according to the specificities of the social service. III. requirements for social work services (municipal social services) 12. The municipal social service (social service) in social work, organizes and provides social services and social assistance, attracting social resources to address social problems that emerged for specific individuals, families and social groups with common interests or dwelling in one territorial unit. 13. the social service provides social services and social assistance statutory social work specialist yield specialisation, taking into account the administrative territory of the living nature of the needs of the population. If the territory of the municipality population exceeds 3000, social services to clients working in no less than three social work professionals – a social worker to work with families and children, a social worker working with minors and organizer of social assistance. 14. Social Service: 14.1 support client things content development and social event management describes process; 14.2. support client service or arrangement on the time and place of the meeting; 14.3. in case of social process run, and document them, assess the situation and, if appropriate, a check at the customer's place of residence; 14.4. ensure that social situation survey is launched within 10 working days of receipt of the information since the first, but in a crisis situation – immediately; 14.5. According to this provision 3. criteria referred to in annex a risk assessment carried out in families with children is the child's development in adverse conditions, fill out the rules referred to in annex 4 risk assessment questionnaire for children, their parents and, if necessary, other minors who participate in the daily care of the child; 14.6. this rule 14.5. risk assessment referred to families with children at the institutions of cooperation or other source of information about possible impairment of a child or threats; 14.7. the social case management process and the assessment of the first six months after the social case management process and as appropriate, but no less than once every 12 months and entering into a social event; 14.8. not less than once every six months to reassess the rule 14.5 and 14.6. referred to risks; 14.9. organise awareness resource network and the necessary resource Association to address the social event; 14.10. create collaborative teams, adopt a collaborative team the resulting collaboration, communication and mutual responsibility; 14.11. If necessary, organise a customer getting into to the social or other services location and back, if a customer can get with public or private transport. 15. If social service creates a remote customer acceptance points, they are ensured the adoption social worker at least once a week. IV. Requirements for service providers that provide social care home 16. Service provider that provides social care at home (home care), customers could not be objective myself care, providing such services for meeting basic needs: 16.1. assistance in personal care (e.g. bathing, inkontinenc features replacement, combing, shaving, prosthetic care), except the podolog services; 16.2. the help to dress and undress, replacement of bed linen; 16.3. the help to get into bed and get out of them, positioning and movement; 16.4. the cooking and help to eat; 16.5. the food, medicines and other little delivery. 16.6. help home chores (such as dish washing, wet cleaning of premises, due to domestic waste); 16.7. the medical people call, support, use of medication, assistance in cooperation with various institutions (for example, to pay the Bills); 16.8. fuel supply facilities, the furnace firing; 16.9. other services under this provision in paragraph 6.2.5. that agreement concluded between the client and the service provider, providing care at home, or in accordance with the social service work to be done. 17. The service provider that provides care in the home, if necessary, involve in the provision of social services for caregivers, social workers, caregivers and who coordinates the operation of healthcare staff. 18. The service provider that provides care at home: 18.1. register the application of the person or social service order for services-home care-need; 18.2. implement service according to the limits laid down in the rules referred to in paragraph 5.4 plan or service or social service developed plan and assessment of the situation; 18.3. the client happens psychologically compatible or, if possible, offer the other care workers, if the client is found, and the mutual incompatibility of the employee; 18.4. immediately notify the medical person if there is a suspicion of significant client health or hazards; 18.5. the train in one household resident family members in the customer client care; 18.6. the basis of the social service of the decision on the need to provide care at home: 18.6.1. submit social service report on planned work within the service and other service-related news at least once a year or to provide the service at last; 18.6.2. immediately notify the social services if it finds that home care is not sufficient, or the client's condition has improved to the extent that the service is not necessary or it is reduced. 19. If the customer's place of residence is not available for full security of certain home care services, and personal care, client can be delivered to the appropriate service provider (for example, to the sauna), or with the necessary equipment to arrive at the customer's site. 20. If the customer for the provision of personal care requires special hardware or home care service will be reconciled by specially trained staff, the service provider must ensure the appropriate technical measures or resources. 21. Home care services can organize outings, delivering services while attracting more specialists (e.g., caregiver, caregivers, social psychologist, medical person). 22. Home care service provider will cooperate with other service providers (for example, health care providers, assistants), in order to make efficient use of public funds and to enhance the client's interface with the other natural and legal persons. 23. home care provider is not subject to the provisions of paragraph 10 of the above requirements. If the customer arrives at the home care provider, he is provided access to the building and advice. 24. If the customer's functional position is variable or there is a possibility to come into helpless state, the service provider home care services may be provided by a particular call that uses a "safety button". In this case, the service provider shall organise measures as required and concluded the contract for the service "safety button" and this rule 5.4 of that plan may not develop. 25. This provision of the services referred to in paragraph 24 of the "security" button within the client provides: 25.1. "safety button" transfer of customer communication equipment to use on the provision of the service; 25.2. "safety button" central technical support and readiness to accept employees ' safety button ' signal from the client 24 hours a day; 25.3. "safety button" communications equipment for monitoring and programming, reprogramming and technical servicing, including free replacement batteries and mounts, equipment replacement or repair in case of damage, the provision of information and assistance in the event of a power failure; 25.4. customer training and consultation on the "safety" equipment and signālpog of the negotiations; 25.5. the information and advisory assistance on a customer contact centre workers, and assistance in the conduct of appropriate measures (for example, contact the emergency medical assistance service, national fire and rescue service, the State or local police); 25.6. Exchange client kontroluzraudzīb made by the employee of one every two weeks, if during that period the customer has not communicated with the Centre; 25.7. the security measures relating to home care service provider passed the information or objects to the use of the customer's place of residence (for example, door code, spare keys) and on the restriction of the free access to any unauthorised persons; 25.8. If necessary, check out at the client and provision of assistance to the customer's home. V. Claim of children enduring social care and social rehabilitation institutions providers 26. long-term children's social care and institutions of social rehabilitation service provider (hereinafter in this chapter – child care institution) orphans, without parental care for orphaned children and children with disabilities (hereinafter in this chapter-children in care) provides housing, day care, social rehabilitation, as well as to promote child and family reunification or the obtaining of a new family or, if that is not possible, prepare children for independent life. 27. the institution of the family child care environment for closer social services comprises individual type housing social service locations, including residential houses or apartments. 28. the child care institution in the provision of social services provide a social worker, social carers or social rehabilitētāj, or social teacher, caregiver or sitter engagement. 29. the child care institution of social service provision may be involved in the treatment. 30. in order to ensure the conditions of children in the care of the comprehensive development of the child care institution: 30.1. plans to employee resources according to the age of the child, as well as development and functional level; 30.2. create or provide a family environment in child care institutions and national services; 30.3. adapted and made available to the session room in the care of children, including children with disabilities, functional needs; 30.4. creates opportunities for children in care to spend some free time to visit the cultural and sports activities and events to engage in public activities child care inside and outside the institution; 30.5. ensure interaction with peers, parents, brothers (half-brother), sisters (half-sisters), grandparents, as well as the other people that care for the child for a long time has lived in the household, and the undivided support of child care by persons inside and outside the institution; 30.6. wherever possible, promote the involvement of parents and persons in care and the presence of children in activities, which for a long time lived in a household with undivided this child, or maintain an emotional attachment to these persons. 31. in order to promote education, child care institution, the child care provided: 31.1. the opportunity to visit the individual needs and abilities according to the educational institution; 31.2. the necessary learning tools and accessories; 31.3. suitable place or space for homework and help in their preparation; 31.4. space mājmācīb class children in care, which is provided by mājmācīb. 32. Child care institution provides care for the child to master and this rule 5.4 of this plan following the acquisition of skills and knowledge: 32.1. municipal and self-care skills and strengthening: 32.1.1. personal cash expenditure planning and shopping; 32.1.2. cooking and table culture; 32.1.3. residential space and territory cleaning; 32.1.4. their clothes washing, ironing and shoe care; 32.1.5. pašaprūp and personal hygiene; 32.2. skills and education on the following topics: 32.2.1. understanding the job roles in human life, employment and remuneration; 32.2.2. targeting the environment, if this need is determined by the existing child care functional status; 32.2.3. interaction and communication; 32.2.4. fire protection, electrical safety and personal security; 32.2.5. health and hygiene; 32.2.6. rights, obligations and liability; 32.2.7. leisure; 32.3. the choice of profession and training, if the care the child has reached the age of 15; 32.4. another household in need of skills and acquisition of skills. 33. Child care institution for the care of the child to ensure registration at the family doctor and support persons in designated treatment treatment plan. 34. Child care institution for the care of the child provide: 34.1. gender, body, season and needs suitable clothing and footwear for personal use; 34.2. the soft equipment (for example, bedding, linen, towels), personal hygiene and detergents; 34.3. quality, child's age, health condition and dietary norms appropriate meals at least four times a day; 34.4. the separate living room mother with minor children, if the child care institution for minors in the mother have a baby; 34.5. the necessary technical AIDS according to the regulations on the provision of technical AIDS and, if necessary, shall be borne by the orphanage and without parental care, the child's coverage remaining. Assistive technology, you can use multiple children or is equipped with a shared household or lesson, a child care institution for the purchase of child care institutions budget. 35. Child care institutions in accordance with the laws and regulations establishing procedures in child care, the isolation and General orphans left without parental care in child care and upbringing, if necessary, provide an isolation of the child care and monitoring. 36. Child care institutions this rule 6.2. customer referred to in subparagraph shall include, in addition to the case: the child care 36.1. birth certificate in derivatives; 36.2. documents certifying that the orphan's parents are dead or law in the order found on the dead, but without parental care of children left behind by parents are gone or illness are unable to enforce custody or parents or deprived of custody of a continuous; 36.3. the particulars of the child in the care of parents, brothers (half-brother) and sisters (half-sisters); 36.4. news about the care of the child health situation; 36.5. disability certificate of the derivatives or prints from the database when an existing child care specific disability; 36.6. any other information which is essential for social service provision. 37. The orphan and without parental care the person remaining supporting documents and birth certificates of social services during the performance of the store in a child care institution or in a lockable cupboard in the wallet. Unsolicited and orphans without parents care remained the person supporting documents and birth certificate of child care institution keeps up without parental care of orphans and children of full age remaining, then referred to the issuing authority. 38. The orphan and without parental care of orphaned children in the event of death child care institution shall organise the funeral, if it accepts another person. 39. Providing the child care in the family environment closer social services, care of children, the number one group of no more than eight children, except the provisions referred to in paragraph 43, or if all the children in the group are brothers and sisters (half-brothers) (half-sister). 40. When the provisions referred to in paragraph 39 of the Group: 40.1. the care of children allowed in the interest of his brother (half-brother) and sister (half-sister) of divorce, if the obstacles that impede the brothers (half-brother) and sister (half-sister) to put in the same group together. Sort children, childcare institution provides care to existing children to maintain personal relations and direct contacts with the brothers (half-brother) and sisters (half-sisters); 40.2. the child shall be taken into account and the same development characteristics, as well as care in the child's functional and physiological condition. 41. Bed linen change as appropriate, but not less frequently than once every 10 days. 42. Creating more child care groups in one building, a child care institution ensures that this building is more than 24 children in care and those not shared the scrub room, kitchen space and domestic space. Joint can be lesson rooms, staff offices and leisure pursuits. 43. children in Care who have reached the age of 15, you can create a separate type of housing social service (hereinafter referred to as the youth house), including residential houses or apartments. 44. Young people living in the House no more than 12 children in care. 45. in addition to these regulations, paragraph 32 requirements of young people in care homes child prepare for independent life outside of child care institutions, providing support for: 45.1. job search and permanent income generating, as appropriate for the situation in the labour market, including giving advice and promoting the contacts with employers; 45.2. the residence is located. 46. children in the Care of young people in the House supports: 46.1. monitoring (at least one employee per day) and support; 46.2. the living room where the deploy no more than three of the same sex in the care of existing children; 46.3. the sharing space with table and chairs; 46.4. the kitchen, which is: 46.4.1. electric stove or gas stove surface, equipped with flame safety switch that stops the gas flow if the gas burner goes out; 46.4.2. table or working surface for cooking; 46.4.3. refrigerator; 46.4.4. cooking and kitchen utensils, as well as a closet to storage. 47. the Care of young children in the House provides the ability to buy products, clothing and footwear, to Cook, to wash and iron the clothes, the shoes and the total living space. 48. children in the Care of young people in the House may be issued for the purchase of products from child care institutions. 49. Creating more youth home in one building, a child care institution ensures that this building is not more than 24 children in care and young people's homes is not a common sanitary space, kitchen space and domestic space. The practice of joint can be a room, a room for measures to stimulate employment, leisure activity rooms and staff offices. Vi. Requirements for adult person lasting social care and social rehabilitation institutions providers person over age 50 long-term social care and social rehabilitation institutions service provider (hereinafter in this chapter, the juvenile care institutions) provide the person's age or State of health could not look after themselves (retirement age individuals and persons with very severe or severe disabilities), housing, support, her problem solving, social rehabilitation, if the customer does not have the ability as well as 24-hour care. 51. In this chapter, children's care institutions requirements also apply to the social care institutions for people in retirement age and persons with very severe or severe disability provides a short-term social care and social rehabilitation services with accommodation. 52. the juvenile care authority social services involving social workers, social carers, social rehabilitētāj and caregivers. 53. the juvenile care institution in the provision of social services may involve treatment of the person. 54. the juvenile care institutions to the customer according to their functional position and this rule 5.4. plan referred to ensure 24-hour surveillance: 54.1. and individual support as appropriate; 54.2. help pašaprūp or body care as appropriate; 54.3. cognitive ability or building maintenance; 54.4. skills development and training; 54.5. leisure activities and relaxing sessions; 54.6. walks in the fresh air; 54.7. customer information and awareness raising measures as appropriate; 54.8. social work expert advice as appropriate; 54.9. conservation, restoration of skills or training for persons in working age. 55. Adult care institutions where there is a halfway house, measures customer transition to community-based social services, social service delivery process ensures that rule 67, 68 and 70. paragraph compliance with the requirements. 56. Minors care institution provides to the customer: 56.1. gender, body, season and needs suitable clothing and footwear for personal use; 56.2. soft equipment (for example, bedding, linen, towels), hygiene and detergents; 56.3. quality customer's age, health condition and dietary norms appropriate meals at least four times a day; 56.4. customer the necessary technical AIDS according to the regulations on the provision of technical AIDS and covers the client coverage, if necessary. Assistive technology that can be used by multiple clients or that is provided or shared, municipal facilities, adult care institutions bought about adult care institutions budget. 57. the juvenile care authority provides customers with meaningful conditions for leisure: 57.1. to rest and practice appropriate facilities and appropriate equipment; 57.2. recreation and leisure area; suitable for 57.3. opportunity to attend cultural and sporting activities and measures, as well as to engage in public activities outside the juvenile care institutions; 57.4. opportunity to meet up with friends, family members and relatives. 58. the juvenile care institutions provide equipment and furnishings of the room's compliance with customer's age and functional position. 59. the juvenile care authority provides customer registration at the family doctor, as well as for the treatment of persons designated in the treatment plan. 60. the juvenile care authority shall provide the customer with the support of the State social insurance agency-administered transfer of payments to the children care institutions and provides the cost of funds for personal use. 61. If a juvenile care institutions providing social services for the blind, according to this rule 5.4. plan referred to in this provision are provided, the measures referred to in paragraph 126. 62. the juvenile care institutions this rule 6.2. customer referred to in subparagraph in case extra include: 62.1. disability certificate of the derivatives or prints from the database if the client specific disability; 62.2. document derivatives or prints from the relevant database, which shows that the customer is granted a pension, the premium at retirement, insurance claims, damages or the State social security benefit; 62.3. customer acceptance of personal effects; 62.4. family doctor's certificate on the client's State of health; 62.5. psychiatrists opinion, if a customer receives State financing of long-term social care and social rehabilitation services; 62.6. other information which is essential for social service provision. 63. Juvenile Care Authority shall immediately inform the State social insurance agency of all factors that may affect the State social insurance agency, including adult care institutions the properties and bank accounts that must be transferred to the State social insurance agency, as well as inform you about specific customer social service funding source. 64. If the client is dead or has been terminated or suspended for social service delivery to the customer care institution in the minors, juvenile care authority within seven days of payment used not reimbursed: 64.1. State social insurance agency-client, but due to the social service of the last day of the unused State social insurance agency of payments; 64.2. the municipal social services for the customer to pay, but by the social service of the last day of the payment of unused part of a municipality; 64.3. client sponsor-client social services pay for the social services, but until the last day of the receipt of the sponsor's payment of unused part. 65. the customer in the event of the death of juvenile care institutions shall organise the funeral, if it accepts another person. VII. Claim of half-way house service providers 66. Halfway Home service provider provides customers with functional disorders housing, social rehabilitation and independent living required for self-care skills and life skills, or reinforcement. 67. Halfway Home service provider social service involving social workers, as well as social rehabilitētāj or social caregiver. 68. A halfway house service provider independent living self-care skills required and life skills or fixing the framework supports: 68.1. municipal and self-care skills and strengthening: 68.1.1. personal cash expenditure planning and shopping; 68.1.2. cooking and table culture; 68.1.3. residential space and territory cleaning; 68.1.4. clothing, washing, ironing and shoe care; 68.1.5. pašaprūp and personal hygiene; 68.2. skills and customer training on the following topics: job 68.2.1. understanding the role of human life, employment and remuneration; 68.2.2. getting around the environment, if this need is determined by the client's functional condition; 68.2.3. contact and communication skills; 68.2.4. fire protection, electrical safety and personal security; 68.2.5. health and healthy lifestyle; 68.2.6. rights, obligations and liability; 68.2.7. human sexuality; 68.2.8. leisure; 68.2.9. sufficient physical activity and active living; 68.2.10. other skills according to the identified needs; 68.3. job skills according to the functional abilities and disabilities; 68.4. regular social service information about this rule referred to in paragraph 5.4 plan objectives and targets. Information about this rule referred to in paragraph 5.4 plan goals and tasks, half-way house service provider provides during the first month after the half-way house service. 69. A halfway house service provider customer to provide: 69.1. gender, body, season and needs suitable clothing and footwear for personal use; EB 69.2. soft equipment (for example, bedding, linen, towels), hygiene and detergents; 69.3. changing of bed linen as appropriate, but not less frequently than once every 10 days; 69.4. quality customer's age, health condition and dietary norms appropriate meals at least four times a day; 69.5. living room that shows no more than three clients (providing not less than 6 m 2 per person); 69.6. sharing space with table and chairs; 69.7. kitchen comprising: 69.7.1. electric stove or gas stove surface, equipped with flame safety switch that stops the gas flow if the gas burner goes out; 69.7.2. the table or working surface for cooking; 69.7.3. refrigerator; 69.7.4. cooking and kitchen utensils, as well as their storage closet; 69.8. not less than one toilet with shower, hand basin, eight persons; 69.9 the customer the necessary technical AIDS according to the regulations on the provision of technical AIDS and, if necessary, shall be borne by the client coverage. Assistive technology that can be used by multiple clients or that is provided or shared, municipal facilities, half-way house service provider buys about half-way house service provider budget. 70. Finally, social rehabilitation course half-way house, half-way house service provider shall prepare a summary of the social rehabilitation of the results achieved and, if the client with mental disabilities is suitable for life group House (apartment), submit it to the group home (residential) service or social service. The summary shall be accompanied by documents according to the law on social services and social assistance, necessary for group home (residential) service. VIII. Requirements for boarding services 71. Boarding service retirement age for persons or minors with severe functional disabilities provides housing, monitoring, support, pašaprūp, and, if necessary, support for social problem solving. 72. Pensions provider social service involving social workers, social carers or social rehabilitētāj as well as caregivers. 73. Hostel service provider customer to provide: 73.1.24-hour monitoring, carried out by at least one employee or electronic information system, the use of which introduced all customers and is easy to use in an emergency; 73.2. gender, body, season and needs suitable clothing and footwear for individual use, if the customer is not able to provide it; 73.3. soft equipment (for example, bedding, linen, towels), personal hygiene and detergents; 73.4. changing of bed linen as appropriate, but not less frequently than once every 10 days, if the customer does not even able to provide it; 73.5. support of self-care and personal hygiene; 73.6. advice and support in solving social problems; 73.7. staff support persons demanding the specific treatment recommendations; 73.8. the living room, which has no more than two customers (provided not less than 6 m 2 per person); 73.9. sharing space with table and chairs; 73.10. kitchen comprising: 73.10.1. electric stove or gas stove surface, equipped with flame safety switch that stops the gas flow if the gas burner goes out; 73.10.2. the table or work surface for preparation of food; 73.10.3. refrigerator; 73.10.4. cooking and kitchen utensils, as well as their storage closet; 73.11. catering service according to the customer's age, health and nutritional standards, if the customer does not even able to provide it; 73.12. not less than one toilet with shower and hand basin for six persons. 74. the service provider shall provide the boarding house customer support services for social change, if the client's health and functional deterioration, customers will no longer stand alone could not cope with the pašaprūp and he needs another client care level social service. 75. in the case of the death of the client provider pensions organized the funeral, if it accepts another person. IX. Claim of respite provider 76. Breathing room the moment the provider provides to persons with functional disabilities temporary social care to 30 States, replacing the annual 24-hour care of household members in the process. 77. the moment of Respite service provider customer to provide: 77.1. supervision and care of the individual support as appropriate; 77.2. assistance in pašaprūp and personal care provision as appropriate; 77.3. social worker consultations as appropriate; 77.4. cognitive ability or building maintenance; 77.5. skills and movement development sessions; 77.6. leisure activities and relaxing sessions; 77.7. walks in the fresh air; 77.8. customer information and awareness raising measures as appropriate; 77.9. age, health condition and dietary norms appropriate meals four times a day; specialist consultancy 77.10. (such as physiotherapists, ergotherapist, physical and rehabilitation medicine doctor, speech therapist, psychiatrist or psychologist) as needed, and opportunities; 77.11. child with functional disabilities who has a specific disability and who has expertise in the health and capacity of the National Commission of physician issued an opinion on the need for particular care due to severe functional disabilities, during the day at least a social worker, a nurse Assistant or caregiver, interest or social education educator teachers advice and support, as well as appropriate – nurses or physician's Assistant, the night time from noon. 20:00 to noon. 8.00 – Assistant or nurse care and caregiver support; 77.12. accommodation tailored to the needs of the customer. If the breathing room the moment the provider also provides other social services, respite from the time of the service provider provides the customer with accommodation in a single room; 77.13. changing of bed linen as appropriate, but not less frequently than once every 10 days; 77.14. other services under this provision in paragraph 6.2.5. that agreement concluded between the client and respite time service provider, or according to the fixed social service work to be done. 78. the moment of Respite Service is provided not less than twenty-four hours (24 hours). 79. the moment of Respite provider does not develop this provision plan referred to in point 5.4, and social services to be provided is determined by the amount of this provision referred to in paragraph 6.2.5., in the agreement concluded between the client and the service provider, or a social service or a social care developed social rehabilitation plan, if the service is provided in accordance with the social services of the decision on the date of granting the service break. X. Claim of group home (residential) service providers Group of 80 home (residential) service provider (hereinafter referred to as the Group of home service provider) adult persons with mental disabilities provide housing and individual support for social problem solving. 81. the group home provider social service involving social workers and social rehabilitētāj or social caregiver, or caregiver. 82. the group home provider client with moderate to severe functional impairments provides: 82.1.24-hour monitoring, carried out by at least one employee or electronic information system, the use of which introduced all customers and is easy to use in an emergency; 82.2. household maintenance or adjustment of skills; 82.3. support pašaprūp; 82.4. social skills development; 82.5. job search support and understanding of labour relations; 82.6. acceptable public communication skills; 82.7. support physically active lifestyle; 82.8. social worker personal advice. 83. the group home provider client with severe and very severe functional impairments and clients with limited capacity to provide 24-hour monitoring of 83.1.: that at least one employee; 83.2. help and support pašaprūp or, if necessary, social care; 83.3. household skills and maintenance; 83.4. social skills development; 83.5. public acceptable communication skills; 83.6. social worker personal advice. 84. If the Group of home service provider customer during the working day is not employed or receive other social services, regular group home provider provides lessons according to the rules referred to in paragraph 5.4 plan. 85. the group home provider clients provides the following facilities: 85.1. the living room (providing not less than 6 m 2 per person), which has no more than two persons; 85.2. sharing space with table and chairs; 85.3. kitchen comprising: 85.3.1. electric stove or gas stove surface, equipped with flame safety switch that stops the gas flow if the gas burner goes out; 85.3.2. the table or working surface for cooking; 85.3.3. refrigerator; 85.3.4. cooking and kitchen utensils, as well as their storage closet; 85.4. not less than one toilet with shower, hand basin, six persons. 86. If the group home provider creates several group homes in one building, a social service provider, ensure that they do not share the scrub room, kitchen space and domestic space. Employee may be cabinets and leisure activity facilities. 87. One group in the House lives up to 16 clients. XI. Claim of crisis center service providers 88. Crisis Center services provider in the crisis situation in the customers operate: 88.1. social skills, development and development; 88.2. individual and group lessons in psychosocial support; 88.3. secure accommodation, if social services are with accommodation. 89. The crisis center services provider delivering services involving social workers and psychologists. 90. If the crisis center with accommodation receive a child crisis centre service provider provides: 90.1. General educational continuity; 90.2. the quality of the child's age, health condition and dietary norms appropriate meals at least four times a day. 91. If the crisis center is a crisis centre with accommodation, the service provider customer to provide: 91.1. client accommodation premises that meet the residential requirements of the operation; 91.2. sharing space with table and chairs; 91.3. kitchen comprising: 91.3.1. electric stove or gas stove surface, equipped with flame safety switch that stops the gas flow if the gas burner goes out; 91.3.2. the table or working surface for cooking; 91.3.3. refrigerator; 91.3.4. cooking and kitchen utensils, as well as their storage closet; 91.4. not less than one toilet with shower, hand basin, six persons; 91.5. shelves of clothes, shoes and personal belongings to storage; 91.6. If necessary, bedlinen, towels and hygiene and detergents; 91.7. changing of bed linen as appropriate, but not less frequently than once every 10 days, where social services are provided under the bed linen. 92. Within five working days after the end of a crisis centre for the provision of the service to the client, crisis center services provider social services shall submit a report on this provision of the plan referred to in paragraph 5.4 of the attainment of the objectives of its execution, as well as recommendations for future support of the customer, if the customer has received social services in accordance with the decision of the social service crisis center services. 93. The crisis center services provider will cooperate with the family courts, education authorities, child protection institutions, the public prosecutor's Office, the police, medical authorities, social services and other agencies to find out the child and prevent further possible illegal activities. XII. Claim of crisis and hotline phone service providers in the phone and 94. Crisis hotline (hereinafter in this chapter – crisis phone) service provides counselling and psychological assistance, as well as information about other help options. 95. Crisis phone service provider delivering services involve persons who are specially trained and received psychological crisis (crisis intervention) techniques. 96. Crisis phone service provider shall inform the authorities about the risk or suicīd risk of violence where the customer is identified and determined his location. 97. Crisis telephone service provider social service stakeholders provides: 97.1. not less than once a month, in which the joint meetings is provided psychological and advisory support for at least two hours at a time; 97.2. further training, at least 24 hours per year; 97.3. experienced staff monitoring customer consultation, if the persons involved in the provision of the service experience of crisis telephone advice is less than 60 hours. 98. The crisis in telephone service provider in the development of the registration procedure and calls calls registration. Call register is kept for a period of five years following the last entry. 99. the crisis phone service provider do not apply these rules 5, 6, 7, 8 and 10 referred to General requirements. XIII. Claim of social rehabilitation service providers that provide social rehabilitation services, in which the victims of unlawful activity children 100. social rehabilitation service from the unlawful activity of the victim children provides 24-hour social rehabilitation and psychological assistance authority (hereinafter in this chapter-social rehabilitation institutions) providing children victims of violence, psychological assistance, social rehabilitation, safe housing and other assistance according to social service delivery and client-specific needs. 101. social rehabilitation institutions with children working for social workers, psychologists and other professionals who have received training in domestic violence victims in the rehabilitation of children and got the certificates. 102. in order to reduce illegal activity, the consequences of social rehabilitation institution: 102.1. inform children about the threat of violence and personal safety basic principles; 102.2. individual and group counselling for children; 102.3. the children's use of his age, the unlawful nature of the offence and the individual characteristics of appropriate methods; 102.4. involve the social rehabilitation process, the child's legal representative; 102.5. respect the rights of the child and ensure the compliance of the activities of social rehabilitation purposes, children's needs and best interests. 103. the children's social rehabilitation, social rehabilitation institution: 103.1. cooperate with the fosters, education authorities, child protection institutions, the public prosecutor's Office, the police, social service providers, and medical authorities to find out the baby of illegal activities and prevent further possible unlawful activities; 103.2. child provides educational continuity, if the child's condition allows it to psycho; 103.3. offers good child's age, health condition and dietary norms appropriate meals at least four times a day; 103.4. provides living room (providing not less than 6 m 2 per person), in which not more than three persons, except where they are members of the same household; 103.5. ensure sharing space with table and chairs; 103.6. provide not less than one toilet with shower, hand basin, six persons; 103.7. ensure shelves of clothes, shoes and personal belongings to storage; 103.8. provide bedlinen, towels, hygiene and detergents; 103.9. provides bed linen change as appropriate, but not less frequently than once every 10 days. 104. If social rehabilitation service is provided on the basis of social or psychological opinion on child victims, and social rehabilitation services of course social rehabilitation institution shall prepare and send to the child's place of residence for social service information about social rehabilitation service period, social rehabilitation tasks, results, and recommendations for future child support. 105. the social rehabilitation institution shall not apply the provisions of paragraph 3 above requirements. XIV. Claim of social rehabilitation service providers that provide social rehabilitation services of unlawful activity to the bereaved children in their residence 106. social rehabilitation service provider from unlawful activity to the bereaved children they provide social rehabilitation measures unlawful transactions created by mitigation. 107. Of the unlawful activity of the injured child social rehabilitation service at the residence provides the psychologist, who has at least a master's degree in a specialty and who has mastered the curriculum in the victims of domestic violence and rehabilitation of children got the licence, or the physician psychotherapist (hereinafter in this chapter – specialist). 108. The unlawful activities related to mitigation specialist: 108.1. inform children about the threat of violence and personal safety basic principles; provide individual advice to 108.2. child; 108.3. children's use of his age, the unlawful nature of the offence and the individual characteristics of the child appropriate techniques; 108.4. social rehabilitation service involving the child's family or his legal representative, except if it does not comply with the best interest of the child; 108.5. respect the rights of the child and ensure the compliance of the activities of social rehabilitation objectives, the needs of the child and in the best interests of the child; 108.6. cooperate with the children protection or law enforcement authorities, other social service providers, and medical authorities, where necessary, to ensure the protection of the rights of the child, and advisory support. 109. If social rehabilitation service is provided on the basis of social or psychological opinion, and social rehabilitation service course specialist shall prepare and send to the child's place of residence for social service information about social rehabilitation service period, social rehabilitation services, rehabilitation tasks, results, and recommendations for future child support. 110. The specialist does not develop this provision plan referred to in point 5.4, but collects information that is reflected in the basic information about the customer and his experience of violence, purpose, social rehabilitation and social rehabilitation process. 111. the specialists who provide social rehabilitation services of unlawful activity to the bereaved children in their place of residence or actual location, not subject to this provision 2.1., 2.2., 2.3., 2.5 and 2.7., as well as in point 3., 5., 6., 7., 8, 9 and 10 above. XV. Claim of service providers that provide social rehabilitation services for victims of trafficking 112. The service provider is providing social rehabilitation services for victims of trafficking, provide: 112.1. Commission of experts to assess the person's compliance with the victims of trafficking, as well as the criteria developed by the Commission in the rules governing and providing the Commission. The work of the Commission of experts also provides, in the case where a person is in possession of a foreign law enforcement authorities launched criminal inquiries that are made or other action that may be grounds for a person to receive social rehabilitation services as victims of human trafficking; 112.2. If necessary, safe haven and the customer premises, accommodation which corresponds to the living space requirements for the operation, in cooperation with the law enforcement authorities and other social service providers or by other laws in specific accommodation options; 112.3. customer privacy and data protection; 112.4. social service delivery, psychosocial assistance, including the individual social worker, psychologist, lawyer, medical and other professional advice according to the customer's needs and this rule 5.4. the plan referred, as well as help with victim representation in criminal proceedings, if the customer authorizes it; 112.5. in criminal proceedings – psychosocial support (individual lawyer, social worker, counselling), interpreting services, assistance in the design of legal documents-social service during and after the course ends, as well as, if necessary, representation in court; 112.6. opportunities to learn or enhance self-care and self-service skills and, if necessary, to get the basic necessities (such as food, medicines, clothing, footwear or funds to purchase); 112.7. customer buy-in training and education programmes, where this contributes to the client's reintegration into society and the labour market; After the social service 112.8. course-five tutorials (one advice – one hour duration), if the person they are necessary and they are not provided pursuant to this rule 112.5.; 112.9. interpreting services in writing and orally, if it is necessary in this provision, 112.5, 112.8 112.4 and 112.10. in the case referred to in subparagraph; 112.10. If necessary, a whole five tutorials juvenile client family members, if they reside in Latvia and the client receives social services for the State budget; 112.11. If necessary, a foreign country an existing client or potential client, as well as their minor children (if they are with a customer or potential customer) into the organisation to social service and, if the client or potential client is not able to travel independently, it spending from foreign to social service. 113. providing social rehabilitation services to victims of human trafficking, is involved in a social worker, a psychologist and lawyer. Social service provider is entitled to invite other professionals that rule 5.4 of this plan the set tasks. 114. The service provider is providing social rehabilitation services to victims of human trafficking, information exchanges, cooperate with law enforcement and other agencies. 115. To service providers that provide social rehabilitation services to victims of human trafficking are not subject to the provisions of paragraph 3 of the General requirements. XVI. claim of social service providers that provide social rehabilitation services of psychoactive substances depend on children and minors 116. Social service provider that provide social rehabilitation services of psychoactive substances depend on children and minors, supports: 116.1. individual and group psychological assistance lesson of psychic development process separately for children until 14 years of age, children from 14 to 18 years of age and adult clients; 116.2. This provision in the plan referred to in paragraph 5.4 of the development, including the environmental, employment and of therapy occupational therapy, individual and group lessons, psychosocial assistance, sports and cultural events, the psychoactive substance screening test (if necessary, use the chemical toxicological studies), and strengthens the child's motivation to opt out of the use of psychoactive substances; 116.3. recreational and sporting activities for children, at least one hour a day, the minors, at least 150 minutes a week; 116.4. opportunity to study and improve customer self-care and self-service skills; 116.5. quality of age, health condition and dietary norms appropriate meals at least four times a day; 116.6. children continue to learn – enable the appropriate general education program; 116.7. underage customers and working the age of children who do not acquire general education or vocational training program, in cooperation with the State employment agency, employers, educational institutions and other institutions-for the participation in the employment incentive measures. 117. Social service provider that provide social rehabilitation services of psychoactive substances depend on children by providing child social rehabilitation for a period of up to 18 months, comply with the following conditions: 117.1. motivation, or the beginning of a period of adaptation provided to four months according to this provision, the plan referred to in paragraph 5.4. Motivation lessons are organized in separate, separate premises, to prevent the child's exit from the arbitrary. The main tasks of motivation is: delimitation of the child from 117.1.1. psychoactive substance users; 117.1.2. a child's introduction to the social services institutions the terms and nature of social rehabilitation programmes; 117.1.3. the child's psychic and somatic condition, as well as the evaluation of the potential for rehabilitation; 117.2. basic rehabilitation provides six-ten months. The main tasks of rehabilitation time is: 117.2.1. the inclusion of the child social services institutions and collective daily rhythm, gradually achieving a child's personal development and positive social norms; 117.2.2. educative and socioterapeitisk methodology (technology); 117.2.3. social rehabilitation programmes, ensuring the child's individual recovery process, developing and stabilizing his life skills; 117.2.4. the child's psychological and somatic health improvement, helping get rid of psychoactive substance use adverse consequences; 117.2.5. the child's skills develop progressively resocializācij; 117.3. stabilisation ensures two-four months. The main tasks of the stabilisation time is: 117.3.1. socioterapeitisk methodology of the psychotherapeutic and (technology) skills acquired practical strengthening of case studies; 117.3.2. the gradual reduction of the restrictive arrangements and preparation of children rehabilitation process is finished. 117.3.3. the child's independent decision making and practical skills development action; 117.3.4. the child's personality, characteristics and understanding of the behavioral norms of child to stabilisation should be able to opt out of the use of psychoactive substances in the future. 118. Social service provider that provide social rehabilitation services of psychoactive substances dependent minors, ensure social rehabilitation clients for up to 12 months, subject to the following conditions: 118.1. motivation or adaptation from the beginning 10 days to 1.5 months. The main tasks of motivation is: 118.1.1. client motivation for stabilising the customer will be able to opt out of the use of psychoactive substances and voluntary decision to receive social rehabilitation of psychoactive substances dependent minors; 118.1.2. client introduction to social services institutions the terms and nature of social rehabilitation programmes; 118.1.3. client motivational stabilisation started using socioterapeitisk methodology; 118.2. basic rehabilitation provides two to 2.5 months. The main tasks of rehabilitation time is: 118.2.1. client abstraction of psychoactive substances in the environment and user opinion and inclusion; 118.2.2. customer self-help building and execution of the plan, providing individual somatic and psychosocial adjustment problems; 118.2.3. client's psychic and somatic condition, as well as the evaluation of the potential for rehabilitation; 118.2.4. client therapies and participation in it; 118.2.5. the psychological renewal of the social situation; 118.3. stabilisation provides up to six months. The main tasks of the stabilisation time is: 118.3.1. client into the social services institutions the rhythm of the day and the group gradually promoting the client's personal development and positive social norms; 118.3.2. somatic, psychological and clinical socioterapeitisk intervention methodologies (technology); 118.3.3. client therapy and monitoring; 118.3.4. client resocializācij step-by-step skill development; 118.4. social adaptation provides up to two months. The main tasks of social adaptation has: 118.4.1. client resocializācij skills of practical use of social environments; 118.4.2. client's personality characteristics, mental development and social norms of behavior analysis; 118.4.3. with providing psychometric and sociometrisk methodology (technology) help acquire practical skills of customer case studies of reinforcement; 118.4.4. client clinical biological stabilisation; 118.4.5. client's discretionary decision making and practical skills development action; 118.4.6. client's sense of the world and the strengthening of the system of values; 118.4.7. the socioterapeitisk methodology and psychotherapeutic (technology) help acquire practical skills of customer case studies of reinforcement; 118.4.8. client's personality traits and behavioral standards, as well as stabilization of practical use in the social environment. 119. Social service provider that provide social rehabilitation services of psychoactive substances depend on children and minors, social service provision involving social workers, psychologists and physicians. XVII. claim of social service providers that provide social rehabilitation services for persons with hearing disabilities 120. Service provider, providing social rehabilitation services for persons with hearing disabilities (hereinafter in this chapter – service provider for people with hearing disabilities), implement measures to mitigate the impact of hearing loss on the person with a hearing disability, social functional ability. Services for persons with hearing disabilities to provide the customer's place of residence or at the service provider. 121. The service provider for people with hearing disabilities develop social rehabilitation programs and according to the rules referred to in paragraph 5.4 plan provides: 121.1. Latvian sign language adapted to the provision of information services; 121.2. Latvian sign language training and development; 121.3. creative self-expression and communication skill learning and development; 121.4. psychological adaptation drills; 121.5. customer assistance and support in solving social problems; 121.6. client's family members and relatives of counselling and training, if necessary. 122. The service provider for people with hearing disabilities on State budget provides: 122.1. individual social rehabilitation services for the promotion of social integration or social rehabilitation package for the client's functional skills of independent learning; 122.2. This provision 122.1. referred to in individual social rehabilitation services for the promotion of social integration – no more than 150 hours a year; 122.3. This provision referred to 122.1. social rehabilitation package of services to clients with mental disabilities or low levels of education – not more than 28 days, one every two years, and customers with hearing loss caused by oral language learning – no more than 20 days once every three years; 122.3 122.4. This provision. referred to social rehabilitation service, providing accommodation, except in the city-dwelling clients. 123. The service provider delivering services to persons with hearing disabilities involve social workers or social rehabilitētāj, psychologists and other professionals who have the knowledge and skills of people with hearing disabilities in social rehabilitation. XVII. Claim of social service providers that provide social rehabilitation services for persons with vision disabilities 124. Service provider that provides social rehabilitation services for persons with visual disabilities (hereinafter in this chapter – service provider for people with vision disabilities), implement measures to mitigate the impact of vision loss for people with vision disabilities social functional ability. Services for persons with vision disabilities provides customer's place of residence or at the service provider. 125. The service provider is providing a service to people with vision disabilities involve social work specialists, psychologists and other professionals who have the knowledge and skills of persons with disabilities in the social rehabilitation of vision. 126. The service provider for people with vision disabilities develop social rehabilitation programs and according to the rules referred to in paragraph 5.4 plan provides: 126.1. psychological adaptation drills; 126.2. targeting and movement skill learning; 126.3. self-care skills; 126.4. Braille; 126.5. tiflotehnik use of training; 126.6. computer technology and communication technology in training; 126.7. physical and intellectual work learning basic skills; 126.8. exposure and creative self-expression skills development; 126.9. custom sporting activities; 126.10. advice and assistance of the customer social problem solving; 126.11. client's family members and relatives of consulting and training. 127. The service provider for people with vision disabilities independent functional skills learning the client's place of residence or the institution in the service provider provides: 127.1. social rehabilitation package of services; 127.2. individual social rehabilitation services. 128. social rehabilitation package for the State budget resources for persons with vision disabilities service provider provides: 128.1. customers who first established the disability associated with vision impairment; 128.2. customers, which the health and integrity of the expertise of the national medical Commission established by the heavier group of disability due to the deterioration of vision. 129. social rehabilitation package provides one of the following forms: 129.1. with 24-hour stay in the service provider concerned institution, not exceeding 63 a day during one year from the date of the decision on the social rehabilitation of the package; 129.2. without the authority of the service provider or the client's place of residence, up to a maximum of 378 hours a year from the date of the decision on social rehabilitation package. 130. Individual social rehabilitation services for State budget clients that social rehabilitation services receives repeated, provides one of the following forms: 130.1. the 24-hour stay in the service provider's body: not more than 10 nights a year; 130.2. without the authority of the service provider or the client's place of residence – a maximum of 60 hours per year. 131. In order to create the opportunity for the customer to navigate and safely move, the service provider for people with vision disabilities provides specially trained assistance dog (hereinafter referred to as the dog companion), if it is established that rule 5.4. plan and referred the customer can ensure the keeping of guide dogs according to the job requirements for animal welfare, or registered customer on the line if the dog Companion is not available. 132. to provide this provision in paragraph 131 above the dog's satellite service provider for people with vision disabilities provides: 132.1. dog's purchase of satellite under the State budget funding for granted; 132.2. transfer of loan guide dogs; 132.3. the drawing up and signing of the contract on the transfer of the loan the Moon dogs, if the client is assigned to a dog Companion. The Treaty lays down the procedures for the use of the guide dog and animal welfare requirements, as well as the dog's escort duties of the holder; dog guide use 132.4. and hold the guide dogs service attendants to the holder; 132.5. consultation on the cooperation with the customer the dog guide dog's loan period. 133. The service provider by purchasing a dog, follow the Guide to dog attendant shall comply with the following requirements: 133.1. the dog is specially trained and has been issued a certificate attesting the compliance of the dogs to the work to be carried out; 133.2. If the dog is purchased in a foreign country, the dog has papers (dog guide certificate or proof of compliance with dog guides to work), showing the dog's fitness for the work to be performed; 133.3. the dog's nature, health and behaviour conform to the guide dogs to exercise. The dog until a transfer lead-dog guide holder – is castrated/sterilized, then all mandatory vaccination has been carried out and it has received all necessary veterinary services; 133.4. the dog is registered in the State Agency "agricultural data centre", and has the appropriate licence; the dog has the appropriate 133.5. distinguishing marks – accessories (such as a collar, bridle, pushed) with reflective elements and inscription "Companion Dog"; 133.6. dog is labeled with the chip. XIX. requirements for day care center providers 134. Day care center services provider providing social care and social rehabilitation services for persons with mental disabilities, persons with disability, retirement age reached the people, children from poor families and families with children is the development of adverse conditions, as well as groups of people who have expressed difficulty in socialization. 135. the day care center services provider social service involving social work professional, specialist according to the day care center lesson-specific and caregiver, if the day care center's customers need support care. 136. The client may stay for a day care center a full working day or in accordance with the provisions referred to in paragraph 6.2.5., the contract concluded between the client and the day care center services provider. 137. Day care centre service provider customer shall ensure: surveillance and individual 137.1. support; 137.2. assistance in pašaprūp as appropriate; 137.3. social work specialist advice as appropriate; 137.4. maintenance of cognitive ability or development; 137.5. employment promoting skills development classes (for example, weaving, woodworking, sewing, ceramics) and capacity building of independent functioning (for example, domestic work, cooking lessons, learning of information technology) or in small motor skills (such as handicrafts, building, motor skills developing games), self-care, and independent functioning (cooking, table activity, domestic work, information and communication technologies) and other skill development classes according to the customer's age and functional position; 137.6. art and artistic amateur capacity building sessions (for example, drawing, music, various art therapy, theater performances, reading books, listening to audio recordings, film); 137.7. physical activity; 137.8. Leisure and relaxing sessions according to the rhythm of the day; 137.9. customer information and awareness raising measures as appropriate; 137.10. expert advice (for example, ergotherapist, physiotherapist, psychologist) as needed, and opportunities; 137.11. walking in the fresh air. 138. the day care center services provider to the client and his legal representative provides support in solving social problems as appropriate. 139. the day care centre service provider customer to organise meals or provides the ability to eat up the food taken according to the rules referred to in paragraph 6.2.5. the contract concluded between the client and the day care center, if the client receives a day care center for at least four hours a day. 140. If the customer consumed with meals taken, day care centre service provider provides the customer's food storage in the refrigerator. 141. Day care centre service provider provides the customer the ability to use the same diet of cooked food, if it is made of domestic skills development activities. 142. Day care centre service provider provides the customer's legal representative or the customer's specified contact information on the time of day with the client taking casualties, client functional condition or behavior changes, and other important events. XX. claim of the day center providers 143. Day Centre service provider customers to provide social skills development opportunities, education, leisure, art or artistic amateur classes. 144. daily Center services provider, according to the daily practice of the nature of the Centre provides social work and other professional engagement. 145. The client may stay for a day centre as required and daily Center services provider specified conditions. 146. daily Center services provider enables customers to eat, if the customer is in the center of the day staying four or more hours in a row. 147. daily Center services provider to establish internal rules, and the customer sign on welcome to them. 148. On the day center services provider is not subject to the provisions of paragraph 5 and 6.2. referred to General requirements, if it does not provide for the daily centre service provider a condition of social service. XX. Claim of social service providers that provide social rehabilitation services of social functional capacity 149. for restoring social services, providing social rehabilitation social services functional ability to restore (referred to in this chapter, the functional ability to restore service provider), providing social rehabilitation services for persons with functional disabilities, from psychoactive substances depend on the parties, persons without fixed residence and other people with problems of social functioning. 150. the functional ability to restore service provider supports: 150.1. the social functional skill maintenance and development; 150.2. psychosocial assistance; involvement of employment incentive 150.3. events and support the customer's active involvement in the labour market; 150.4. such municipal and self-care skills and strengthening: 150.4.1. daily rhythm and meaningful time planning; 150.4.2. personal cash expenditure planning and shopping; 150.4.3. care for the appearance, personal hygiene; 150.4.4. getting around the environment, if this need is determined by the client's functional condition; 150.5. informing and influencing on the following topics: 150.5.1. role in human life, the employment relationship; 150.5.2. contact and communication; 150.5.3. fire protection, electrical safety and personal security; 150.5.4. health and hygiene; 150.5.5. the rights, duties and responsibilities; 150.5.6. human sexuality; 150.6. leisure facilities; 150.7. other skills according to the identified needs. 151. the functional ability to restore service provider that provides services with accommodation, the client provides: 151.1. heated rooms with sleeping quarters; 151.2. sharing space with table and chairs; 151.3. kitchen comprising: 151.3.1. the stove preparing food; 151.3.2. the table or work surface for preparation of food; 151.3.3. refrigerator; 151.3.4. cooking and kitchen utensils, as well as their storage closet; 151.4. not less than one toilet with hand basin and shower 10 persons; 151.5. If necessary, the soft equipment (for example, bedding, linen, towels) and the hygiene and detergents. 152. the functional ability to restore service in the provision of social services involved in social work professionals and specialists according to the specificities of the latter class. 153. the customer can restore the functioning service institution with accommodation can stay up to 12 months, without accommodation-without time limit. 154. the functional ability to restore service provider shall draw up its rules of procedure, and introduces them to the client. Client signature on the welcome with the rules. XXII. requirements for social service providers that provide social rehabilitation services to persons by a custodial sentence or prolonged homelessness 155. Social service providers that provide social rehabilitation services to persons by a custodial sentence or prolonged homelessness (hereinafter in this chapter – negative mitigation service provider), providing social rehabilitation services to prevent or reduce prison or homelessness caused by the negative effects and restore the social functioning of the client capabilities , social status, integration into the labour market and society. 156. The negative mitigation service provider provides: 156.1. support work skills or building; 156.2. the social functional skill maintenance and development; 156.3. addiction prevention measures, if the customer has addiction problems; 156.4. psychosocial assistance and support; 156.5. expert advice and information and awareness raising measures. 157. The negative consequences of social service provider delivering services involve social work specialist, psychologist or physician psychotherapist and specialist according to the specificities of the latter class. 158. The negative consequences of the provider of social rehabilitation services with accommodation provided in the institution or the customer's home. 159. The negative consequences of the service provider that provides social services with accommodation, the client provides: 159.1. heated rooms with sleeping quarters; 159.2. premises and equipment for food preparation and meal is deducted; 159.3. dishes and kitchenware, as well as their storage closet; 159.4. shelves of clothes, shoes and personal belongings to storage; 159.5. If necessary, bedlinen, towels and hygiene and detergents; 159.6. changing of bed linen as appropriate, but not less frequently than once every 10 days, if the service is provided of bedlinen. XXIII. the requirements of multifunctional centres of social services 160. Multi-purpose social service center provides several types of social services for different customer groups, where the area concerned is not possible or is not effectively create individual social service providers. 161. Multi-purpose social service centre social services involve the employees according to the specific nature of social services provided (such as a day care center services, crisis centres, various social rehabilitation services). 162. The multi-purpose social service centre provides some social services, as well as involving clients of social rehabilitation or social events, prevent mutually incompatible client groups at one time. 163. The multi-purpose social service centre provides support to their clients in solving problems, selecting customers according to the type of problem solving and developing individual social care and social rehabilitation programmes. 164. details of various groups of session time, professionals and their acceptance indicating the time the multi-purpose social service centre public Billboard. XXIV. in shelters and service providers naktspatversm 165. Shelters and services provider naktspatversm provides temporary accommodation for persons without residence, which is not intoxicating substances signs indicating a security risk by the same customer or to other shelters or naktspatversm's customers and employees. 166. Shelters and naktspatversm services provider social service involving social workers. 167. Shelters and naktspatversm service provider customer to provide: 167.1. being in the heated rooms with sleeping quarters; 167.2. mess; 167.3. customer's personal belongings in storage, if needed (no more than one unit, the size of which does not exceed 90 × 40 × 40 cm); 167.4. social worker consultation and support; 167.5. information about the possible problem solutions and the competent authorities. 168. Hospice services provider provides the customer: 168.1. disinfected bedding; 168.2. dinner and breakfast. 169. Naktspatversm service provider customer to provide: 169.1. possibility of overnight heated spaces: 169.1.1. winter period from noon. 18.00 to 08.00; 169.1.2. summer period from noon. 20.00 to 7.00; admission naktspatversm of 169.2. throughout the work, if the temperature outside is lower than 0 ° C; 169.3. disinfected bedding; 169.4. dinner. 170. On the shelters and services provider naktspatversm not apply this rule 5.4 of such requirements, if the implementation supports the social service. 171. Naktspatversm service provider can not conclude with the customer these terms of agreement referred to in paragraph 6.2.5., if a customer uses the services of naktspatversm less than two months and the customer does not need to be conducted on naktspatversm services coverage. 172. Shelters and naktspatversm services provider develop internal rules and introduces them to the client. Client signature on the welcome with the rules. XXV. in specialised workshops providers 173. Specialized workshop service provider provides skills-enhancing activities and peer support to persons with functional disabilities. 174. the workshop provider social service delivery involving specialised workshops suitable for the profile specialists, social workers, and social rehabilitētāj. If specialised workshops services receives a deaf person who uses sign language, specialized workshop service provider involved in the provision of social service professionals who use sign language. 175. the workshop provider develop safety rules accordingly, easy-to-understand language, Braille or audio recording. 176. the workshop service provider customers: 176.1. client provides employment and skills assessment of interests, as required; 176.2. job skills training; 176.3. individual or group lessons in the management of the social rehabilitētāj; 176.4. social worker personal advice; 176.5. customer information and awareness raising measures as appropriate; 176.6. leisure-time activities. 177. the workshop provider shall: 177.1. working space with equipment according to the profile, employment protection rules and hygiene requirements; 177.2. shower (except workshops, which are created as another service department, which is already available in the shower); wardrobe or dressing up 177.3. place clients; 177.4. lounge for customers; 177.5. room staff. 178. the workshop service provider can provide catering for customers if it is secured from other means (for example, customers, public sector, feasible project). XXVI. requirements for service providers that make social work community 179. Provider, carrying out social work in the Community (hereinafter in this chapter-service provider) provides the social system of the attraction to individuals, families or social groups with common interests or dwelling in one territorial unit (hereinafter in this chapter-community) for solving social problems. 180. The service provider community involvement in the provision of social services social services appropriate to the nature of specialists and social workers. 181. The service provider community provides: 181.1. community assessment and existing problems; 181.2. analysis of the causes of the problem; 181.3. objectives and achievable task formulation and implementation; 181.4. a required resource Association; 181.5. involvement of community leaders in the implementation of the tasks performed; 181.6. on the initiative of the community population; 181.7. improvement of the relation of citizens within the community; the Organization of action, 181.8. taking account of the community's population needs, interests and the need for social services; 181.9. the Organization of social skills; 181.10. activities to promote social contact community improvement; 181.11. the provision of support to Community citizens; Community population 181.12. involvement in various individual, group and community activities; 181.13. motivating community population education; 181.14. free time organizing activities; 181.15. the cooperation and support of the Organization of the activities of the community non-governmental organizations (such as the ability to use the community center space). 182. The service provider community builds customer log in which the Notes client participation in organised events and activities, if the customer is identifiable. If the customer is not identifiable, the magazine indicates measures organized, time, location, and approximate number of participants. 183. the service provider community, this provision and paragraph 5 referred to in 6.2 General requirements do not apply. 184. If the service provider community events organized by using generally available public space, and does not have a permanent practice space, to him not to apply the provisions of paragraph 10 of the above requirements. XXVII. Closing questions 185. provisions shall enter into force on 1 July 2017. 186. These provisions 9.2.1. section apply on 1 January 2018. Up to 2017 31 December social service provides social services and local government created social services social work professionals the individual power of at least nine hours a year, or a group of at least 18 hours of power a year. 187. This provision, 27, 39, 40, 42 and 44, paragraph. full implementation of social service providers must provide up to 1 January 2023. 188. The age of majority the care the child reached that municipal social services contract up to the date of entry into force of the provisions may continue to stay young in the House if he continues to get an education and have not reached the age of 24, but no longer than up to 2019 1 September. 189. This provision, paragraph 87 the number of customers does not apply to those group homes that were created before the entry into force of the rules. Group home clients referred to reducing the number of up to 16 clients provides up to 1 January 2023. 190. Be declared unenforceable in the Cabinet of 3 June 2003, Regulation No 291 "requirements for social service providers" (Latvian journal, 2003, 85. No; 2005, nr. 210.; 2007, 2008, 50 No; 63. no; 2009, 98, 129. no; 2010, 49. No; No; 40 in 2011, 2012, nr. 197.) and the Cabinet of Ministers of 4 April 2000, the provisions of no. 135 "rules on the number of qualified staff and the necessary equipment at other child care and upbringing institutions" (Latvian journal , 2000, 133/135. no; 2016, 140. no). Informative reference to European Union directives in these regulations include legal provisions arising from the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 April 2011-2011/36/EU directive on preventing and combating trafficking in human beings, and protecting victims, which replaces Council framework decision 2002/629/JHA. Prime Minister Māris kučinskis Welfare Minister John Rare annex 1. Cabinet of Ministers of 13 June 2017 regulations No 338 Children (sample) No. PO box Child's first name, last name, and ID number of the previous place of residence the address details of the reasons for inserting nationals their formal accession date for the Person who has the child (name, title, signature) data on the termination of the provision of the child's case number the mother's first name, last name, ID number, address, the phone in his father's name, surname, personal code, address, telephone, other nationals (name, contact info) withdrawal date, reason, the identity document of the new residence address note. After the child care institutions check the journal can be supplemented by other particulars of the child.
Welfare Minister John Rare in annex 2 of the Cabinet of Ministers of 13 June 2017 regulations No 338 adult customers (sample) No. PO box Customer name, social security number, previous address details of nationals, their justification for inserting the supporting documents to the accession date, the Person who has the customer (name, title, signature) data on the termination of the provision of the service, customer's case number withdrawal date, reason, the identity document of the new residence address note. After the juvenile care institutions check the journal can be supplemented with other information about the customer.
Welfare Minister John Rare in annex 3 of the Cabinet of Ministers of 13 June 2017 regulations No 338 Risk assessment criteria i. Child characteristics (completed for each child separately) No. PO box Risk factors there is no Risk of a low level medium to high level 1. Children ages 13-18-8-12 0-7 environment 2. Physical hazards or dangerous objects (objects) in the home or in the environment of the place of residence, living conditions are safe living conditions present a risk to the child to get sick or get insignificant injuries living conditions present a risk to the child to gain a significant injury risk to the environment and the risks to the child at home to be more life-threatening injuries 3. The basic needs for food, clothing, shelter, hygiene needs of eligible collateral security for lack of basic child causes great harm or discomfort not enough provision of basic needs creates a child increased the risk of harm not sufficient basic security risk the child do significant damage or injuries 4. Monitoring monitoring is appropriate to the child's age and health situation of insufficient supervision creates child small discomfort or risk of damage (for example, parents still come from work) insufficient supervision or lack thereof leads to increased risk of harm to the child (for example, the child is left to others who may not have the mandate or are under the age of 13 years, or who is unable to perform supervision) insufficient supervision or lack thereof causes a child to the risk of getting a menacing , imminent injury (for example, monitoring is carried out by another person, the child is left alone or older cannot provide supervision) Health 5. Health care the child is registered at the family doctor. Ensures timely, regular and adequate general preventive health care and dental care for Children is registered at the family doctor. Provides current and preventive health care, including dental care for Children is not registered at the family doctor. Is not enough to ensure adequate health care for injury or illness, including dental care. The child often ill child not registered at the family doctor. Not provide health care, treatment for critical or life-threatening situations, does not involve the child the appropriate and necessary treatment programmes 6. Dependencies child smokes, does not drink alcohol, narcotic or toxic substances, not datoratkarīb and addiction from gambling, other electronic means of communication in the past has been addictive substances, often used in the computer and electronic means of communication, but there is no sign of addiction is often used addictive substances that affect the child's behavior, spend much of their time at the computer and use of electronic means of communication used to play gambling is an addiction adversely affecting children 7. Physical and mental health and development of physical and mental disabilities is not easy physical and mental developmental disorders on average, physical and mental development disorders a deep mental and physical developmental disabilities 8. The Līdzatkarīb are not Līdzatkarīb-child has līdzatkarīb problems. The child is enrolled in the līdzatkarīb of the mitigation measures Is līdzatkarīb, which has a negative impact on children of violence 9. Legal age person, physical violence against a minor, the child monitoring and tending the children, child safety is guaranteed and protected him from injury of persons of Minor situational natural use of force against children as an educational method that was not caused by a serious injury-adult's use of force against children, which caused moderate or severe injury 10. Physical injuries or damage are not wound, which would have required health care services for superficial injuries, wounds, health services do not require Heavy injuries and wounds, which are necessary for health care services in the near future in Serious injuries, which required immediate health care services 11. Sexual violence and exploitation of Minors of the person protects children from sexual abuse and exploitation of Minors a person uses sexual, suggestive (suggestive) notes or flirt with the children without direct sexual attempts or physical contacts of person Underage sexual attempts or involve children physically and emotionally questionable behavior, the child is age-inappropriate sexual behaviour involving the minor child of a person's sexual contacts or sexually abused children 12. Use of resources your children gain Adult person does not use the resources of the child the personal benefit of the minor person sometimes uses the child's resources for material assistance, housing, services or get some benefit of the minor person himself regularly uses the child's resources to ensure their well-being (such as State and local benefits for the child's needs for) the minor children of the person involved in illegal actions for personal gain (for example , begging, stealing) 13. The period of time in which the violence occurred or had inadequate supervision, or the child has been in the care of the ārpusģimen treatment of children is appropriate, the child was not in the past been in the care of ārpusģimen separately or insufficient supervision of domestic violence cases when a child has received some sort of psychological help, but the child was not Found in the care of ārpusģimen separately or insufficient supervision of domestic violence cases, the child was found in the care of ārpusģimen repeated or currently ongoing violence or inadequate supervision the child was ārpusģimen care 14. Fear of parents (other people) or home circumstances a child feels good with parents (other people) and the home the child expresses or expresses little concern for parents (other people) or home circumstances a child expresses anger or discomfort in relation to the parents (other people) or home conditions the child regularly expresses fear of the parents, and it seriously affects a child's quality of life (behaviour, health, success in school , socializēšano) 15. The emotional damage to the child's health and development for the same, the behavior of small behavioral disturbances associated with violence against the child or the child's lack of monitoring behavior disorders associated with child abuse, impaired social relationships commonly emotionally or behavior disorders in relation to violence against children or child supervision skills 16 social skills social skills are adequate for the child's development is the same and most partial to social skills social skills lack essential social skills lack of 17. Education the child is age and the development of appropriate education is unimportant to the education process problems, delays are currently eligible for educational process related problems Is important in education process problems. Regular, repetitive learning, behavioural problems, systematically not attending school 18. Behavior age-appropriate behavior of minor one-off behavioural disorders significantly repeated behavior disorders regular behavior disorders (suicīd, myself and other threats) 19. Self defense children's wishes and is able, if necessary, ask for help from family, friends or at the respective institutions for Children have appropriate skills, to request assistance to the family, friends or the authorities concerned of the Child does not have the appropriate skills in self-defense the child not being able to protect themselves II. Minor children, which are in the same household or participating in the child's daily care and custody, (completed for each person over age alone. If care is taken by another person or more persons, the person who carries out the routine care) No. PO box Risk factors there is no Risk of a low level medium to high level environment 1. Basic security is adequate financial, food, housing and household security item is a temporary lack of basic security, causing minor discomfort and who searches for a matching solution insufficient provision of basic needs are causing or are likely to cause substantial injury to the basic needs of poor security causes increased risk of damage (credit, debt, etc.) 2. employment Is constantly busy working occasional jobs, not in gainful employment and do not have regular income is not in gainful employment and no regular income, even though he is a labour market relevant and required skills and opportunities to get a job lasting no gainful employment and do not have regular income, not the labour market the appropriate mix of skills, and the ability to get a job 3. Social support, support friends, relatives or other persons, use of local government or non-governmental organizations and other resources sometimes have contacts with the support of the people, sometimes used for municipal and other resources sometimes have conflicts with the support of the people, you can use, but does not use the local resources Are geographically or socially isolated, local government or local resources are not available or frequent changes of residence, health 4. Mental, physical and emotional health is physically, mentally and emotionally healthy, able to meet child care are small physically, mentally or emotionally upset, which affects the child's care in the exercise of the physical, mental or emotional disorder that significantly affect the child's care up physically, mentally and emotionally disturbed completely disrupts the meet child-care obligations 5. Addictive substances, and other objects that causes the addiction does not use addictive substances 1. Earlier has been addictive substances, but currently they do not. 2. Participate in the treatment program. 3. Use addictive substances, but it does not affect the child's upbringing and care in addictive substance use affects the child's upbringing and care used addictive substances, which significantly affects the child's care or are not able to take care of himself, refuses to engage in rehabilitation programmes 6. Līdzatkarīb the Līdzatkarīb not been līdzatkarīb in the past, but currently they do not Have the support of līdzatkarīb, engaged in Is līdzatkarīb, which has a negative impact on the functioning and their child's care and upbringing 7. Stress is a major stress Is temporary and minor stress, which does not affect the exercise of the child's care is a major stress or change in life (illness, job loss and others), which affects the child's upbringing Is prolonged or severe stress or change in life, which significantly affects the child's upbringing and care VARDARĪB 8. Family violence not directly geared toward children, other family members and pets in the family settle disputes without invasive methods have been separate family violence that is not caused by damage to the family's occasional violence which have occurred or may occur with little damage to the family is a single or repeated instances of violence, which is or may be incurred significant damage, not suitable for temporary protection 9. Childhood abuse or abandonment of a neglected experience grew up healthy and family environment in childhood experiences of violence or abandonment has neglected cases, after having received rehabilitation or other help childhood experiences of violence or abandonment has repeatedly neglected cases or ārpusģimen care in childhood have been prolonged or severe abuse or neglect cases, the abandonment was the care ārpusģimen skills 10. Skills and knowledge children provides child-friendly environment, the ability to assume and ensure the child's upbringing, adopt and support the child, the child's use of appropriate incentives for action sometimes raises the child requirements do not match or do not have individual skill or knowledge to ensure the child's upbringing often (usually) for important knowledge or skills, can not bring up children according to the age of the child and the development of knowledge and skills is not sufficient or is not suitable for children requirements not able to take responsibility for the upbringing of the child 11. Adult and child relationships in a safe, stable and healthy adult and child relationship between adult and child Sometimes mutual relations is the conflict of the minor children of the person and relationship conflicts regularly or have weak adult attraction baby complete reconciliation between young people and children, the minor child of a person rejects not affection feel 12. Reaction to the child's behavioural disorders according to (no aggressive methods) responds to a child's behavioural disorders sometimes reacts appropriately to child behavior disorders reaction to a child's behavioral disorder manifested by anger, anxiety, bezpalīdzīgum or indifference aggressively responding to child behavior problems 13. The protection of the child from violent or dangerous situations is ready and able to protect children from violent and dangerous situations, but sometimes is not able to protect children from violent and dangerous situations Without understanding, not faith or denial cannot ensure the protection of children from violence and other dangerous situations or not be able to refuse to defend children, do not believe in violence, encourage or support their abuser and encourage the denial of violence 14. Problem recognition acknowledges the problem, aware of the seriousness and it is ready to take responsibility for part of the problem and willing to take some responsibility there is insufficient understanding of the problems, not taking responsibility for your behavior No understanding of the problems or completely denies and refuses to recognise and assume any responsibility or acknowledge his actions 15. Cooperation with State, local and other authorities Asking and accepting State, municipalities and other institutions to cooperate with them to accept help, but is occasionally accepts material help, but did not cooperate in the performance of, or participation in measures to fulfil them Are apathetic, formally dismissive or hostile to any contacts with the State, local governments and other institutions, prevent family contact with the 16. Previous experience under the auspices of the restriction of the rights of the Parents never been restricted Previously been terminated under the auspices of senior rights, but they are restored to the custody of the Parents stop right to the other children of the parent deprived of custody rights on other children ** notes. 1. Parents can stop to 2003, care of the disqualification until 2013, under the auspices of the right of termination from 2013 to evaluation. 2. Deprived of parental power to 2003, deprived of custody rights from 2003 until the time of valuation.
Welfare Minister John Rare in annex 4 of the Cabinet of Ministers of 13 June 2017 regulations No 338 Risk assessment questionnaire case number of the persons mother father children residence address (declared place of residence) (actual residence) Evaluation was made on (date) the Risk assessment was first repeated the previous risk assessment made on (date) the Risk assessment shall be carried out (position, name, surname): participated in the Risk assessment (position, name, surname) (title, name, surname) i. Description of the child (completed for each child separately) No. PO box Risk factors Risk No Risk level notes (additional information) 1. Child's age environment 2. Physical hazards or dangerous objects (objects) the home or residence of the environment 3. 4. support for basic needs Monitoring health 5. Health care 6. Addiction 7. Physical and mental health and development 8. Līdzatkarīb violence 9. Older (other people's) physical violence against a child of 10. Physical injuries or damage 11. Sexual violence and exploitation 12. Use of resources your children gain 13. The period of time in which the violence occurred or had inadequate supervision, or the child has been in care ārpusģimen 14. Fear of parents (other people) or home conditions 15. Emotional damage skills 16. Social skills 17. Education 18. Behavior of 19. Self defense lessons on risk assessments to be included in the action plan for the rehabilitation of the child's personal interest in ensuring that persons involved in the assessment of risks (signature, name, surname): (II) The age of the person., with a child in the same household or which participates in the daily care of the child (completed for each adult person separately. If the parents live separately, the parent, under the auspices of the everyday. Indicate the person's degree of relationship, or other care or family links sign in relation to the child) (name) to mark the relationship or other contact reason Sisterhood: mother father brother sister Other Grandparents in the degree of relationship to the other person: (specify the link attribute in relation to the child) No. PO box Risk factors Risk No Risk level notes (additional information) environment 1. 2. support for basic needs Employment 3. Social support health 4. Mental, physical and emotional health 5. Addictive substances and other objects, which causes addiction 6. Līdzatkarīb 7. Stress violence 8. Family violence not directly geared toward children, other family members and pets 9. Childhood abuse or abandonment of a neglected experience skills 10. Skills and knowledge children 11. The minor children of the person and relationship between 12. Response to behavioural disorders of children 13. The protection of the child from violent or dangerous situations 14. 15. recognition of the problem Cooperation with State, local and other authorities 16. Previous experience of conclusion under the aegis of the restriction on underage persons earlier risk assessments to be included in the plan of action for Rehabilitation of the minor child of the person's personal interest in providing Risk assessment involved (signature, name, surname): Welfare Minister John a Rare