How can consumers access the Linked Network of Services Providers?
Consumers may call the High Impact Program (HIP) toll-free hotline staffed by trained professionals who assist consumers via a referral process 24 hours daily.

What are the steps in the referral process?
Calls after-hours

  • Consumer calls the 24-hour hotline
  • Referral associate completes an assessment of consumer
  • Referral associate assigns the consumer a code number
  • Referral associate refers consumer to a service provider(s) in the LNS
  • Referral associate completes a 72-hour follow-up on consumer by calling the service provider to which the consumer was referred.

Calls During Normal Business Hours:

  • Consumer calls the 24-hour hotline
  • Referral associate completes an assessment of consumer
  • Referral associate assigns the consumer a code number
  • Referral associate transfers consumer to a service provider
  • Referral associate completes a 72-hour follow-up on consumer by calling the service provider to which the consumer was referred.

Calls or Visits to Community-based Organization (CBO):

  • The CBO will complete an assessment of the consumer
  • If the consumer needs services the CBO cannot provide, the CBO will contact the LNS
  • Referral associate will assign the consumer a code number and refer them to a CBO in LNS
  • Referral associate completes a 72-hour follow-up on consumer by calling the service provider to which the consumer was referred.

Services are provided for consumers in the following areas:

  • Education and Training
  • Food Pantry
  • HIV/AIDS, TB, STDs and Substance Abuse Services
  • Housing/Shelter
  • Job Assistance
  • Prevention, Treatment and Care
  • Mental Health
  • Support Groups/Counseling
  • Transportation

Other Services Provided:

  • Dissemination of literature
  • Marketing in the target area

 

 

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