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If you are able to take a Crisis Assessment, what will happen next?
### After taking a Crisis Assessment, if you meet the baseline eligibility requirements for our program, you’ll be placed on a waitlist that is ranked by level of need rather than the order in which people apply.

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What determines the ranking on the waitlist?
### The ranking on the waitlist is determined by the level of need rather than the order in which people apply.

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Can anyone join the program?
### No, to join the program you need to meet the baseline eligibility requirements.

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What are the baseline eligibility requirements for the program?
### The specifics of the baseline eligibility requirements for the program are not provided in the given content.

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How can I apply for the Crisis Assessment?
### The process of applying for a Crisis Assessment is not mentioned in the given content.

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Is there a limit to the number of people on the waitlist?
### The given content does not mention any limit to the number of people on the waitlist.

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What happens if I don't meet the baseline eligibility requirements?
### If you don't meet the baseline eligibility requirements, it is not specified in the given content what the procedure or outcome would be.

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How long is the waitlist?
### The length or duration of the waitlist is not mentioned in the provided content.

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Is there an estimated wait time on the waitlist?
### The given content does not provide any information about the estimated wait time on the waitlist.

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What other requirements should I meet besides the baseline eligibility?
### The additional requirements, if any, are not mentioned in the given content.

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Is the waitlist first-come-first-served?
### No, the waitlist is not based on the order in which people apply, but rather on the level of need.