To follow on the previous slide, HOPWA regulations require that HOPWA grantees and project sponsors make specific certifications
about the types and quality of care provided to residents. Community residences must certify: That the specific needs of the
target population have been adequately assessed in the designing and planning of the community residence's model of care;
That sufficient funding has been put in place to provide the planned care; and that all service providers involved with the community
residence have the qualifications to provide required levels and types of care. These certifications can be gathered as part
of the procurement and contracting process. For ongoing monitoring of this requirement, review client records
in order to assess if the planned types of care and support are in fact being made available to residents.