Which of the following is NOT part of the four-step process for linking a client with another service?

The four-step process for linking a client with another service typically includes the steps of assessing the client’s needs, initiating the link to services, following up to ensure the connection is made, and evaluating the outcomes of the linkage.

In this context, evaluating, while important, is not specifically listed as a distinct step in the process of linking clients to services. The other steps focus on proactive actions: assessing the client's needs, initiating contact with a service, and following up to confirm and support the client's access to those services. Therefore, the answer correctly identifies that evaluation is not one of the steps in this particular process.