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NamingSystem:

Official URL: http://terminology.hl7.org/NamingSystem/OpenEligibilityTaxonomy				Version:
Active as of 2023-04-21			Computable Name: OpenEligibilityTaxonomy

“The Open Eligibility Project is a collaborative for a series of standards for the human services sector. The Open Eligibility taxonomy is a simple way to categorize human services and human situations. With these common categories, we, as service providers, navigators, and people in need, can find human services quickly and easily.”

“The Open Eligibility taxonomy consists of two important concepts: Human Services and Human Situations.

Human Services are services offered by government or charitable organizations, and include things such as housing, food pantries or counseling services.

Human Situations are ways of describing attributes of a person that could help them find programs they are looking for, including examples like: veterans, physical disability or seniors.”

For more information, see https://support.findhelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404055283227-The-Open-Eligibility-Project

Summary

Defining URL

http://terminology.hl7.org/NamingSystem/OpenEligibilityTaxonomy

Name

OpenEligibilityTaxonomy

Title

Open Eligibility Taxonomy

Status

active

Definition

"The Open Eligibility Project is a collaborative for a series of standards for the human services sector. The Open Eligibility taxonomy is a simple way to categorize human services and human situations. With these common categories, we, as service providers, navigators, and people in need, can find human services quickly and easily."

"The Open Eligibility taxonomy consists of two important concepts: Human Services and Human Situations.

Human Services are services offered by government or charitable organizations, and include things such as housing, food pantries or counseling services.

Human Situations are ways of describing attributes of a person that could help them find programs they are looking for, including examples like: veterans, physical disability or seniors."

For more information, see https://support.findhelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404055283227-The-Open-Eligibility-Project