Refugee Coordinated Case Management
Overview
Refugee coordinated case management (RCCM) services connect refugees with resources to
improve their self-sufficiency and integration in Utah. RCCM is provided by the International Rescue Committee (IRC), Catholic Community Services (CCS), and the Asian Association of Utah (AAU). The IRC and CCS serve refugees who have newly arrived to the U.S. while AAU serves secondary migrants. The Refugee Services Office oversees case management contracts with each organization and conducts assessments to identify strengths and needs.
All refugee clients over the age of 18 are assessed on arrival and again at 6 and 12 months. At 6 months, it is expected that 70 percent of the clients assessed will meet expectations (receive a 3 or above) for the following areas: Employment, Housing, Education and Training, and Health. Ninety percent are expected to meet expectations for the following two areas: Community and Family Support and Life Skills. Forty percent are expected to meet expectations for the remaining area: Language and Cultural Knowledge.
At 12 months, it is expected that 80 percent of the clients assessed will meet expectations (receive a 3 or above) for the following areas: Employment, Housing, and Health. Ninety percent are expected to meet expectations for the following two areas: Community and Family Support and Life skills. Forty percent are expected to meet expectations for Language and Cultural Knowledge; seventy percent are expected to meet expectations for Education and Training.
Outcomes and Reports
Reporting
Contractor will provide TANF and ORR reports detailing grant outcome requirements on the required due dates. Report deadlines falling on a date offices are closed will be due on the next business day.
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Pathways
Reporting
- Quarterly Reports and Annual Report Due Dates:
- Quarter 1: May 15
- Quarter 2: August 14
- Quarter 3: November 13
- Quarter 4: February 15
- Annual Report: February 29