During each resident's first 180 consecutive days in a private independent living program, the agency shall provide at least 5 hours of weekly mandatory instruction which includes the following topics: Transportation; Legal issues; Food management; Interpersonal skills; Personal hygiene and appearance; Emergency and safety skills; Vocational planning and readiness; Money management; Consumer awareness; Work preparation and work ethics; Career interest; Job interviewing and resumes; Educational planning; Employment seeking skills; Personal growth; Healthy relationships; Personal goals; Assertive communication; Conflict resolution; Health and medication; Cooking and nutrition; Housekeeping; Knowledge of community resources; and Property responsibility. Instruction for parents living with or who are expected to live with their infants shall include: All of the topics included in §A of this regulation; Care and nurturing of infants; Levels of infant development; Nutritional needs of infants; Prenatal and postnatal care; Parenting training; Substitute child care provisions; and Family planning and contraception. The agency child placement worker shall: Reassess each resident's life skill achievements at the end of the first 180 days in the private independent living program; and Amend the written case plan described in Regulation .05B of this chapter as necessary to reflect changes in the resident's situation. Individuals who provide instruction shall: Be agency employees or independently contracted by the agency; and Verify that they possess appropriate experience. All residents shall attend agency meetings, including: Group discussions led by agency staff to discuss private independent living program issues; Group discussions led by either the child placement worker or another qualified agency staff person to discuss interpersonal issues such as: Sexual abuse; Sexual involvement; Violence; Peer pressure; Grief; and Loss; As needed, individual counseling provided by the agency child placement worker or another State-licensed mental health professional; and Other meetings as required by the agency. All residents shall open their apartment for monitoring site visits. Appropriate agency staff persons shall complete one monitoring site visit at least: Daily for the majority of residents; and Weekly for a select group of residents who: Are in the private independent living program for at least 200 consecutive days; Document an ability to function in a responsible manner; and Are selected by the agency for less rigorous monitoring based on a set of written criteria available to the residents.