Text Box: EXHIBIT 96

 

 

 

 

1.     INTAKE RESIDENCES

COUNTY

LORUSSO

NORTON

REHOBOTH

TURNPIKE 198

 

The residences have:

q       A high staff to client ratio and come to the JRC school building Monday –Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM also on Saturday and Sunday between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. 

q       A capacity of 8 to 12 clients. 

q       Access to the community is granted on a very limited basis.

q       Items of interests in their rooms (i.e. computers, televisions, DVD players, game systems, stereo systems, etc) depending on their preferences and current capabilities.

 

The residences do not have:

q        Independence (bathroom, floor, house, work, community)

q       Some exceptions may apply.

 

 

 

2.     INTERMEDIATE  RESIDENCES

BRAE

FRENIER

HIGHLAND

MOBERG

STEARNS

STOUGHTON

TALBOT

 

The residences have:

q       A lower staff to client ratio than Intake Residences and come to the JRC school building Monday –Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM due to the need of increased level of supervision.

q       A capacity of 8 to 16 clients.

q       Access to the community on a more regular basis (every weekend ). 

q       Items of interests in their rooms (i.e. computers, televisions, DVD players, game systems, stereo systems, etc) depending on their preferences and current capabilities.

q       Independence (bathroom, floor, house) granted on an individual basis. 

 

 

3.     HIGH PRIVILEGED RESIDENCES

ASPEN

ATTLEBORO DUPLEX

COUNTRY CLUB DUPLEX

HOLBROOK DUPLEX

OLD MAPLE

ORRIN WHITE DUPLEX

PACELLA PARK DUPLEX

PINE NEEDLE DUPLEX

RANDOLPH DUPLEX

 

The residences listed below have:

q       A lower staff to client ratio and come to the JRC school building Monday –Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

q       A capacity of 4 to 6 clients. 

q       Access to the community.  Each residence is encouraged to plan outings whenever possible; trips to the laundry-mat and supermarkets are done every week on a non-contingent basis.

q       Clients that attend outside educational/vocational classes. 

q       Items of interests in their rooms (i.e. computers, televisions, DVD players, game systems, stereo systems, etc).

q       Independence (bathroom, floor, house, school, work, community) granted to them or may be granted on an individual basis in the future.

Disclaimer note:  Subject to change

 

4.     HIGH PRIVILEGED APARTMENTS

ARB. 1211

ARB. 1214

ARB. 313

BOL. 355

BOL. 357A & 357G

BOL. 361B & 361M

BOL. 363F & 363K

 

The apartments have:

q       A lower staff to client ratio and come to the JRC school building Monday –Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

q       A capacity of 3 to 4 clients.

q       Access to the community.  Each residence is encouraged to plan outings whenever possible; trips to the laundry-mat and supermarkets are done every week on a non-contingent basis.

q       Clients attend outside educational/vocational classes.

q       Items of interests in their rooms (i.e. computers, televisions, DVD players, game systems, stereo systems, etc).

q       Independence (bathroom, floor, house, school, work, community) granted to them or may be granted on an individual basis in the future.

 

 

5.     TRANSITIONAL APARTMENTS/RESIDENCES

 

ARB. 1111

ARB. 222

BOL. 357A

TURNPIKE 279

WILLIAM KELLEY

 

The apartments have:

q       A low staff to client ratio and come to the JRC school building Monday –Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, and Saturday and Sunday between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. The clients attend outside vocational/educational classes, or work within the school and/or community.

q       A capacity of 3 to 4 students with a minimum age requirement of 16. The client must be doing well in all aspects of their educational and treatment program.  

q       Access to the community.  Each residence is encouraged to plan outings whenever possible; trips to the laundry-mat and supermarkets are done every week on a non-contingent basis.

q       Items of interests in their rooms (i.e. computers, televisions, DVD players, game systems, stereo systems, etc).

q       Acquired levels of independence such as bathroom, floor, house, school and work. After admittance into the transitional program, a student may be given community independence, allowing them to access the community without staff and abide by a set curfew decided upon by the clinician, case-manager and client.

Disclaimer note:  Subject to change