§119.232. Work activities

When an individual participates in work activities, the individual services plan must contain assessments or documentation that:

 

a)         The work activities are necessary to achieve the individual's goals and objectives;

 

b)         The work activities are part of an organized training program to teach the individual new skills;

 

c)         The individual is not able to work at a competitive wage level;

 

d)         The individual's other goals, objectives and needs are being addressed, whether in the developmental training program, in the residential program, or in the home; and

 

e)         The work activities are not directly related to the preparation of the individual for a specific paid or unpaid job.

 

(Source:  Added at 22 Ill. Reg. 16244, effective August 27, 1998)