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A new procedure for the Re-Enrollment of a Previously Exited Household Member has been developed and will be added to the HMIS local policies documents. Review the procedure below to familiarize yourself with the guidelines.
"Situations may arise in which a household member returns to an enrollment after previously exiting the project. This occurs when an entire household is enrolled together and one household member exits the project prior to the remaining members. In these instances, the household enrollment record will reflect one member as exited while the remaining members, the household enrollment, continue to reflect as enrolled.
Example case: A family resides together in a PSH enrollment, and one parent is exited from the program due to incarceration. Upon release, the parent returns to the household and resumes participation in the program.
If a previously exited household member returns while the family's enrollment is still open, the member's enrollment re-opened to the existing household enrollment. The client record must be updated by removing the exit date and deleting any associated exit assessments for that project. The enrollment will then reflect entry and exit dates for the client as though they had not left the enrollment. This procedure aligns with the HUD and ESG standards for length of assistance for household members because it considers the returned member a part of the family unit throughout the duration of the enrollment. The situation is only considered a change in family composition if the member leaves permanently.
End users must submit a ticket through the HMIS ticketing system, including the Client ID, Enrollment ID, and any other relevant details to request that the enrollment be reopened for the client."
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