Tenders Are Invited For Suo For A Child With 4-End Cerebral Palsy, Moderate Intellectual Disability

1. The Subject Of The Contract Is A Service Consisting In Providing A 5-Year-Old Child With A Diagnosis Of Total Developmental Disorder Of Specialized Care Services Adapted To His Special Needs Of The Genus In The Form Recommended By The Doctor: • Training Of Used Behavior Analysis-10 Hours A Week, (1 Hour Of Therapy = 45 Minutes) 2. The Scope Of The Service Rendered: A) Familiarizing Yourself With The Childs Documentation, Determining The Directions And Schedule Of Therapeutic Activities, B) Establishing Cooperation With The Institution In Which The Child Is Covered By Other Therapeutic Activities To Ensure The Consistency Of Impact, C) Developing And Implementing With The Child An Individual Training Program Training Program, D) Assessment Of Progress And Analyzing The Effectiveness Of Assistance Child, E) Introducing Changes To The Program According To The Current Needs Of The Child, F) Providing Parents With Specialist Information On The Implemented Activities, Indicating Other Forms Of Comprehensive, Specialist Assistance For The Child, 2. Services May Be Provided On Any Days Of The Week, Including Public Holidays, At Work Together, During Hours Set Together By A Specialist And Parent Of The Child. 3. Services Should Be Provided At The Childs Place Of Residence (Kowary). With The Consent Of The Childs Parent And The Ordering Party, The Services May Be Provided Outside The Childs Place, If It Results From The Childs Diagnosed Needs. 4. The Contractor Is Obliged To Fulfill The Obligations Imposed By The Act Of 13 May 2016 On Counteracting Threats Of Sexual Crime And The Protection Of Minors - The Contracting Authority Requires Written Information About Non -Fire In The Register Of Perpetrators Of Sexual Offenses (In The Form Of An Excerpt From The Register Of Perpetrators Of Sexual Offenses). 5. The Procedure Is Part Of The Order Specialist Care Services For People With Mental Disorders. The Contracting Authority Awards The Contract In Parts, Each Of Which Is The Subject Of Separate Proceedings.