This is what happens when patients need to see specialists for their health care problems.
What is being referred outside of the Free Clinic.
100
This approach views crime as a violation of people and relationships, seeking to repair those relationships.
What is restorative justice.
100
Housing, job placement and employment skills, clothing, medical attention, education, English-language classes and community orientation are classified as this.
What are the "tools of self-reliance."
100
These techniques are the primary methods for teaching students with Autism/Autism Spectrum Disorders at the year-round school.
What are Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) and Natural Learning.
100
This is the way that the organization improves the oral health of citizens.
What is providing general and special dental services.
200
These types of appointments are available on a limited basis to children and young adults.
What are school physicals.
200
This type of meeting is used as a medium to mend relationships that have been damaged by crime.
What is a Support and Accountability Conference.
200
"A person who is unwilling or unable to return to his country of nationality or habitual residence because of persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion."
What is a refugee.
200
This educational method employed by the organization is defined as "a system of behavior modification based on the systematic positive reinforcement of target behavior."
What is a token economy.
200
This place is where a majority of the Dental Clinic's mentally compromised youth are treated.
What is Kluge Children's Rehabilitation Center.
300
This network allows patients to see doctors in their private offices for no cost closer to home.
What is PPN, or Physician Partner Network.
300
The organization seeks to provide necessary support, answers, and reparations for these individuals.
Who are victims.
300
It is defined as tent city or shantytown where conditions are often overcrowded, non-productive, and lacking in the most basic of provisions.
What is a refugee camp.
300
This is the program provided by VIA for students turning age 22 and therefore aging out of the day school.
What is Adult Services.
300
This is the procedure completed by dental care professionals when the nerves of the tooth have badly decayed.
What is a root canal.
400
This federal guideline is used as the minimum income for patients of CFC.
What is 100% of the Federal Poverty Line.
400
The organization works primarily with this demographic of the population.
Who are juveniles.
400
The organization's department in charge of providing the most immediate and basic services to newly arrived refugees during their first 30 days in the United States.
What is case work.
400
This is the technique used to reduce negative behaviors, aggression, self-injurious behaviors, etc. employed by the organization.
What is a BSP, or Behavior Service Plan.
400
This individual is responsible for the duties the dentists and residents are in charge of every three months.
Who is Catherine Pearson.
500
This is the time period when patients usually have their specialist appointments at the CFC.
What is evening clinic.
500
The organization guides these individuals to accept responsibility for their actions and make appropriate reparations to victims and community members.
Who are offenders.
500
The member of the IRC network who provides unpaid services essential to the highly efficient, but strict, operation of the IRC budget.
What is a volunteer.
500
This document or curriculum is created and updated frequently for each student by their parents and instructors to ensure specialized education and therapies.
What is an IEP, or Individual Education Plan.
500
This term, often used at the organization, describes the relationship among employees and staff members.
What is a large, extensive, but functional family.