Individuals with special needs definition
Individuals with special needs means individuals with mental
Individuals with special needs means individuals with mental illness, individuals with physical or developmental disabilities, and individuals in other emerging special needs groups identified by the authority, based on guidelines established for the administration of the Special Needs Housing Trust Fund established pursuant to section 1 of P.L.2005, c.163 (C.34:1B-21.25a) or developed in consultation with other State agencies.
Individuals with special needs means individuals with mental illness, physical or developmental disabilities, victims of domestic violence, ex-offenders, youth aging out of foster care, disabled and homeless veterans, individuals and households who are homeless, individuals with AIDS/HIV, and individuals in other emerging special needs groups identified by State agencies. Individuals shall be at least 18 years of age if not part of a household.
More Definitions of Individuals with special needs
Individuals with special needs means individuals with mental illness, individuals with physical or developmental disabilities, and individuals in other emerging special needs
Individuals with special needs means those individuals, ages 6 and above, identified by and eligible for departmental programs, who have developmental disabilities, mental illness or other conditions resulting in significant impairment of cognitive, physical, mental, adaptive behavioral deficits or similar functions resulting in the need for treatment or programming.
Individuals with special needs means, for the purpose of this RFP:
Individuals with special needs means: 1.–5. (No change.)