Employee Assistance Program

• Employee, retiree, married/divorced spouse, partner, significant other.
• Any household member, regardless of age or relationship, residing 1n employee's home, including significant other and their children.
• All covered employees may bring anyone with them to their authorized/covered sessions regardless of relationship to employee.
• Children and grandchildren, age 26 or under, residing in US or Puerto Rico. This includes children and grandchildren of significant other or partner.
• Any person meeting benefit eligibility prior to lay-off or termination of an employee will continue to be eligible for benefits up to 6 months from the date of employee's lay-off or termination. Benefits are extended for 6 months from date of employee's call within this timeframe.

Children and grandchildren age 27 and over or employee, married/divorced spouse, partner, or significant other living outside employee's home.

Employee instructed by law to receive court-ordered counseling.

All crisis cases (suicidal/homicidal, domestic violence, chemical dependence. substance abuse, child/elderly abuse) not otherwise covered.

Any person meeting benefit eligibility prior to layoff or termination of an employee will continue to be eligible for assessment and referral after 6 months and up to 1 year from the date of employee's lay-off or term1nat1on. Benefits are extended 1 year from date of employee's call within this timeframe.

Anyone contacting Alliance Work Partners regardless of contract status.

ChiIdren under the age of 18 must have a written, signed release by their guardian who has custody (whether living in the home or not) to attend counseling on their own. This release is given to their affiliate provider. Divorced parents who bring their children in for counseling must bring a copy of their divorce decree or have signed permission from the other parent before bringing a child into counseling. Grandparents who bring their grandchildren into counseling must have proof of guardianship or written permission from the child's parents.