Dahlia House Rules

Kitchen

100

Breakfast times Monday-Saturday.

What is 7:00am-9:00am?

200

Lunch times and Dinner Times.

What is 11:00-1:00pm for lunch and 5:00pm-7:00pm for dinner?

300

Kitchen closing time.

What is 9:00pm?

400

Approved Meal Substitutes.

What is leftovers? *your own purchased food *sandwich with cottage cheese, apple sauce, or fresh fruits/veggies

500

Approved snack items. 

(name at least 3)

What is Any fresh fruits and veggies? *Snack crackers *String Cheese *Cheese-its *Yogurt *mixed nuts/peanuts *pudding cup *1 hard boiled egg *Applesauce/fruit cup *1 individual bag of popcorn *2 pickle spears

Chores

100

Dishwasher responsibility?

What is whoever is cooking that day is responsible for unloading dishwasher the in the morning?

*when dishwasher is full and you notice, run it\

*if you dirty a dish, wash it

200

Laundry load amount on free day.

What is limited to one load of laundry?

300

Bathroom cleaning times.

What is bathroom chore should be done by 9:00am?

400

Evening chore times.

What is after dinner and before bedtime.

500

Extra chores on Sunday.

(Name two)

What is cleaning the bathroom mats and cleaning dish drainer?

*free laundry day (limited to one load)

Levels Policy

100

Level Request Sheet Location. 

What is.. 

*staff's house rules binder

*Staff can print out one

200

Approval needed. 

who is...

*Director/team

300

Expectations for level one.

(Name two)

What is.. 

*to remain on this level for limited amount of time

*Demonstrate ability to comply with house rules and regulations of program including active participation in weekly meetings, activities, and groups

*To demonstrate ability to comply with rules and regulations set by guardian

*To demonstrate knowledge of the name, number, and address of house

*To demonstrate basic knowledge of DBT

*To demonstrate a basic understanding of safety in and out of house

*To demonstrate Basic knowledge of kitchen safety, skills, and abilities.

*attendance of all scheduled medical and psychiatric appointments unless otherwise excused.  

400

Expectations of level two. 

(name at least two)

What is...

• All expectations from the previous level.
• Ability to complete personal and room care at least seventy-five (75%) percent of the time without prompting from staff.
• Ability to be up and prepared for the morning routine at least seventy-five (75%) percent of the time without prompting from staff.
• Ability to complete daily and weekly chores at least seventy-five (75%) percent of the time without prompting from staff.
• Ability to successfully use skills and coping strategies associated with DBT at least seventy-five (75%) percent of the time without prompting from staff.
• Ability to actively participate in the routine daily programming at least fifteen (15) hours per week without being prompted by staff.

500

Expectations of level 3.

(Name at least two)

What is...

• All expectations from the previous levels.
• Ability to complete personal and room care at lease ninety-five (95%) percent of the time without prompting from staff.
• Ability to be up and prepared for the morning at lease ninety-five (95%) of the time without prompting from staff.
• Ability to complete daily and weekly chores ninety-five (95%) of the time without prompting from staff.
• Ability to successfully use skills and coping strategies associated with DBT at least ninety-five (95%) percent of the time without prompting from staff.
• Ability to actively participate in the daily program at least twenty-four (24) hours per week.
• Ability to demonstrate a positive attitude and be a positive role model for peers and other residents.
• To be involved with a volunteer program within the community or employed part-time
•  Demonstrates continuing increase in knowledge and competence in kitchen skills programming, food safety and kitchen safety.

BONUS I

100

Name of new caseworker. 

Who is Meleigha?

200

Person I report anything that is broken to.

Who is..

 *Any Staff Member

*Marcia 

300

Ice tray responsibility 

What is.. 

When you see that the ice is frozen, empty it. It is everyone's responsibility!

400

Work Transportation Guidelines.

(Name one)

• You are expected to give staff your schedule for work as soon as you get it.
• You are expected to find your own ride to work during the week, no exceptions.
• It is encouraged that you attempt to find your own ride home from work. To get a ride home from work, you must tell staff 3 resources that you attempted to use to find your own ride.
• All clients are expected to attempt to not work on the weekend. If you work on the weekend, you are expected to attempt to find a ride home. If you are scheduled to work on the weekend, staff will transport you; however, after you are given 2 rides to work on the weekend, you are then responsible for finding your own ride for the rest of the month.
• If you pick up a shift outside your scheduled shift(s), you are responsible for your own transportation to and from work, no exceptions.
• If you have a doctor’s appointment at the beginning or end of your scheduled work shift; staff will pick you up and transport you to the appointment.

500

Sanitary precautions for COVID19.

(Name two)

What is.. *washing your hands *wearing your face mask correctly *showering after you get back to house from being out in community *covering mouth when you cough/sneeze *sanitizing surfaces *Social Distancing 

BONUS II

100

Sunday breakfast time.

What is 7:00am-10:00am?

200

After last of drink of pitcher is used.. 

Person who cleans it, when it gets refilled. 

What is..

*the pitcher gets cleaned every time someone finishes it off and then they are responsible for making more

300

When to make coaching call. 

What is after you've used all of your skills, spoke to staff member, and reached your support person (friends, family)? 

400

Things to be completed before 9:00am.

What is... 

*bathroom chores done

*breakfast eaten

*dressed appropriately and ready for the day/groups

*Medications taken

500

Client rights.

(name at least one)

(Double Points for answering two)

What is... 

1. To receive prompt evaluation, care and treatment; 

2. To receive these services in the least restrictive environment; 

3. To receive these services in a clean and safe setting; 

4. To not be denied admission or services because of race, gender, sexual preference, marital status, national origin, disability or age: 

5. To confidentiality of information and records in accordance with federal and state law and regulation; 

6. To be treated with dignity and addressed in a respectful, age appropriate manner; 

7. To be free from abuse, neglect, physical punishment and other mistreatment such as humiliation, threats or exploitation; 

8. To be the subject of an experiment or research only with my informed written consent, or the consent of a person legally authorized to act;

9. To the extent that the facilities, equipment, and personnel are available to medical care and treatment in accordance with the highest standards accepted in medical practice; 

10. To refuse treatment unless ordered by the Court or authorized by my guardian, except in an emergency; 

11. To consult with a private practitioner at my own expense.