Form M-9A Form M-9A On Site Monitoring Checklist

OMB 0970-#### [valid through MM/DD/YYYY]

Monitoring Checklist – Facility Walkthrough

	Compliant?				Compliant?
General Safety and Security	Y	N	n/a		Y	N	n/a
Controlled entry/exit of premises				Knives/sharp objects inaccessible to UAC
Prohibited from allowing entry of any individual (except UAC in the process of admission) who meet any COVID-19 criteria				Cleaning chemicals maintained in a locked area
Alarms system for all areas of the residential structure				Medical supplies/prescriptions inaccessible to UAC
Video monitoring in common and living areas and classrooms				Other unsafe areas inaccessible to UAC
Video monitoring for exterior of building & surrounding premises				Vehicle(s) inspection stickers up-to-date
Ability to download video footage permanently				Vehicle(s) appear to be in good repair (including fire extinguisher and first aid kit)
System for tracking and regulating UAC movement				Vehicle (s) contain working seat belts
Meeting UAC to floor staff ratios/appropriate supervision				Evacuation procedures posted prominently on each floor and at eye level for children and youth
“Mirrored windows”/window in offices where staff meet with child 1:1				Fire extinguishers and smoke detectors in good working order and inspected (as required)
Infants/Toddlers – age appropriate furniture (e.g. cribs/bedding, high chairs, toys, outlet covers)
Play equipment safe and in good repair

	Compliant?				Compliant?
Confidentiality	Y	N	n/a		Y	N	n/a
Case files in secure location (open and closed)				Case files being maintained indefinitely by program
Only individuals with a need to know basis have access to the case files				Case files safe from physical damage
Private place for UAC to make phone calls (including pre-programmed phones)				Pre-programmed telephones (Required: UAC SA Hotline, CPS, Local Community Service Provider; Highly recommended: Top 3 consulates and LSP)

	Compliant?				Compliant?
General Residential Structure - Indoors	Y	N	n/a		Y	N	n/a
Clean				Desk and chair in room
Child-friendly (e.g. no safety/trip hazards)				Identified UAC Medical Quarantine/Isolation Space
Furniture and building are properly maintained				Kitchen
Well-ventilated				UAC dietary restrictions posted/accessible
Adequately heated/cooled				Food stored in a sanitary manner
Bedrooms				Bathrooms
Natural light/Dark at night				Soap
Private place to store personal items/clothing				Toilet paper
Provision of appropriate linens				Working toilets
Adequately accommodate all UAC (per State Licensing)				Hot/cold water
Separated by gender (per licensing)				Separated by gender
Adequately accommodate all youth (e.g. individual bed with mattress for each youth)				Appropriate privacy
Provision of appropriate bed linens				Hygiene/grooming items
				Towels

	Compliant?				Compliant?
General Residential Structure – (Mosquito Control Checklist)	Y	N	n/a		Y	N	n/a
Window/Door Screens are intact or Air Conditioning				Drainage sites are clear
Garbage storage areas properly maintained				Irrigation/sprinkler systems free of leaks
Lawn and landscaping are properly maintained				Stagnant water sites drained
Recreational areas properly maintained				Parking areas/driveways are properly maintained
Outdoor containers properly maintained

	Compliant?				Compliant?
Documents that should be posted/accessible to youth (Spanish and English)	Y	N	n/a		Y	N	n/a
Posters with phone numbers for UAC to report sexual abuse/harassment				Care Provider AND ORR Pamphlets on sexual abuse/harassment
Notice to Pregnant Females (Garza vs. Azar) next to posters				Booklets on “A Woman’s Right to Know” in areas where reading materials and pamphlets are available
Notice to Pregnant Females (support for pregnancy) next to posters				Extra copies of UAC grievance forms
Grievance Procedures (in common areas)				Program Rules
Saravia Notice (English and Spanish posted next to Garza and Sexual Abuse/Harassment notices) – posting currently applicable to Secure, Staff Secure and RTC – effective 10/22/2020

	Compliant?				Compliant?
Other	Y	N	n/a		Y	N	n/a
UAC provided appropriate clothing/footwear				Sufficient supply of Mosquito Repellant
UAC/Staff provided/wearing face masks and/or offered face masks, as applicable				UAC personal property/valuables kept by program maintained in a secure location
Sufficient supply of Mosquito Repellant				Emergency Evacuations Notification List (must be posted in office area and includes: ORR contacts, DHS contact, and local law enforcement)
Car Seats (if transporting young children)				Special needs vehicle (if applicable)
Sufficient supply of Face Mask / Hand Sanitizers / Gloves
No Touch Thermometers available

Walkthrough NOTES

1. General Safety and Security

2. Confidentiality

3. General Residential Structure

4. Documents that should be posted

5. Other

On-Site Monitoring Checklist - Other

	Observed?				Observed?
Services to Potentially Observe	Y	N	n/a		Y	N	n/a
Education				Group counseling/community meeting
Recreation – large muscle, outdoors				Chores
Meals				Vocational (if applicable)
	Reviewed?				Reviewed?
Logs/Schedules to Potentially Review	Y	N	n/a		Y	N	n/a
Fire Drills Logs				Group Counseling Curriculum
Daily (Shift) logs				Chore assignments
System for inspecting vehicles				Visitor Logs
Prescription/Non-prescription medication logs				Vocational curriculum (if applicable)
Spot Inspections and Quarterly Safety Assessments				Case File Review (Quarterly)
Facility inspection checklist (safety check)				Care Provider Policies for UAC to Request Emergency and Non-Emergency Health Care Services
Grievance binder				UAC Temperature Tracker

Other NOTES

Services to Observe

Logs to Review

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