Referral Information
Referral Process
Clear Path Life Skills accepts inquiries and referrals from individuals, parents and caregivers, courts, probation officers, attorneys, employers, youth-serving agencies, community organizations, and other referral professionals. The appropriate program or service is identified based on the reason for referral, participant needs, and applicable program requirements.
Referral Steps
- Participant, family member, or referring source contacts Clear Path Life Skills.
- Clear Path reviews the reason for the referral or inquiry.
- The appropriate program or service is identified.
- Required intake, enrollment, referral, or authorization information is completed.
- Services are scheduled according to the applicable program structure and requirements.
Documentation Provided
Documentation varies according to the program and referral requirements.
When applicable, documentation may include:
- Enrollment verification
- Attendance documentation
- Participation summaries
- Completion documentation
- Other program-specific progress information when appropriate and authorized
Common Questions
Can a parent or caregiver contact Clear Path directly?
Yes. Parents, guardians, caregivers, and individuals may contact Clear Path directly to discuss available services.
Can organizations refer participants?
Yes. Clear Path accepts inquiries and referrals from community organizations, youth-serving agencies, employers, legal professionals, and other referral sources.
Do you accept court or probation referrals?
Yes. Court, probation, attorney, and other legal-system referrals remain accepted for appropriate Clear Path programs.
What documentation is available?
Documentation depends on the program and referral requirements. Clear Path can provide applicable enrollment, attendance, participation, progress, or completion documentation when appropriate.
Services are educational and skills-based, not therapy or counseling.