Case management for the child with disabilities and/or SEN*
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The procedure establishes the way of carrying out the steps of case management that are the responsibility of the Sibiu Social Assistance Directorate, specifically the staff within the Service for Assistance for People with Disabilities in the situation of children with disabilities and/or SEN from families, who have their domicile or residence within the area of the municipality of Sibiu.
The steps of case management that fall under the responsibility of D.A.S. Sibiu are the following:
a) identification and initial evaluation of children who do not have a certificate of classification in a degree of disability and/or school and professional orientation, with suspected disability;
b) social evaluation of the child with disabilities and/or SEN in the family and community context;
c) detailed information of the parents/legal representative of the child with disabilities regarding:
· the legal rights the child and family benefit from;
· the right to education for all children;
· the importance of habilitation-rehabilitation of the child for their development;
· the necessary documents for drawing up the file for carrying classification in a degree of disability / school and professional orientation, the steps and procedures to obtain these documents.
e) monitoring and periodic re-evaluation of the progress made by the child with disabilities and/or SEN, the effectiveness of benefits, services and interventions, as well as the degree of beneficiary satisfaction;
The social investigation contains data regarding the family context of the child, the quality of the environment for the child's development: housing, food, clothing, hygiene, ensuring physical and mental security, including environmental factors as barriers and facilitators, as well as personal factors.
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In the case of a dispute between the beneficiary and the competent authority, the common law provisions are applicable.
*Competent entities
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