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Unplanned Exit

2020
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Unplanned Exit

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Category Participant Lifecycle and Communications > Connect Processes
Copyright Owner Compassion Philippines

Here are some of the most common reasons for Unplanned Exit.

  • The family circumstances have changed positively so that Compassion assistance is no longer needed.
  • A participant places the physical, emotional or spiritual welfare of other participants at risk due to aggressive or offensive behaviors.
  • A participant or caregiver refuses to comply with program policies.
  • The church partner is not able to provide or identify activities or FCP workers to address the specific needs of the participant.
  • The participant has unjustified absence for 60 days.
  • The participant is sponsored by another organization and the other organization chooses to continue sponsorship after negotiations.

This document is part of: Exit (Planned and Unplanned)

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