Special Needs Households definition

Special Needs Households means the Homeless, Elderly, Older Persons, persons with disabilities (mental, physical, developmental), abused spouses and their children, persons with alcohol or other drug addiction, persons living with HIV/AIDS, and migrant farm workers.

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Special Needs Households means Homeless people and/or people with physical or developmental disabilities or chronic mental illnesses as defined in HUD’s Handbook 4571.2, Section 1-5, Parts A.2. and A.3., attached to the Initial Application Package. Special Needs Households will also include households qualifying for “Farm Worker Housing” as defined by USDA for purposes of its Section 514 program, also attached to the Initial Application Package.

Special Needs Households means households in which an individual or household member has a substantial, long term disability which includes any of the following: (1) Serious Mental Illness; (2) Addictive Disorder (i.e., individuals in treatment and demonstrated recovery from substance abuse disorder); (3) Developmental Disability (e.g., intellectual disability, autism, or other disability acquired before the age of 22); (4) Physical, sensory, or cognitive disability occurring after the age of 22; 5) Disability caused by effects of chronic illness (e.g., people with HIV/AIDS who are no longer able to work); (6) Age-related Disability (e.g., frail elderly, or, young adults with other special needs who have been in the foster care or juvenile services system), or, 7) households/individuals who are homeless.

Examples of Special Needs Households in a sentence

• The parties acknowledge that some of the Special Needs Households may require regular and long-term community-based supportive services during their tenancy, while others may need only temporary or short-term support to address a situational crisis or to receive assistance to regain independence and stability.

• The parties agree that Special Needs Households qualifying for the ▇▇▇ units in the Development should be (i) receiving community-based supportive services at the time of the referral; (ii) prepared to live in an independent living environment; and (iii) able to pay the determined rent and other costs for the available ▇▇▇ unit.

• The Owner (or the Management under a management agreement with the Owner) shall be responsible for the following: Holding the specified percentage of units available for Special Needs Households that are sent to the property by the Referral Agency.

• The parties agree that Special Needs Households qualifying for the ▇▇▇ units in the Development should be (i) receiving community based supportive services at the time of the referral; (ii) prepared to live in an independent living environment; and (iii) able to pay the determined rent and other costs for the available ▇▇▇ unit.

• The Owner (or the Management under a management agreement with the Owner) shall be responsible for the following: Holding Link units available for Special Needs Households sent to property by Referral Agency.

• The parties acknowledge that some of the Special Needs Households may require regular and long-term community based supportive services during their tenancy, while others may need only temporary or short-term support to address a situational crisis or to receive assistance to regain independence and stability.

More Definitions of Special Needs Households

Special Needs Households means Homeless people and/or people with physical or developmental disabilities or chronic mental illnesses as defined in HUD’s Handbook 4571.2, Section 1-5, Parts A.2. and A.3., attached to Initial Application Package.

Special Needs Households means Homeless people and/or people with physical or developmental disabilities or chronic mental illnesses.

Special Needs Households means households in which an individual or household member is in need of supportive services, tenancy supports, and housing and has a substantial, long term disability, which includes any of the following: (1) Serious Mental Illness; (2) Addictive Disorder (i.e., individuals in treatment and demonstrated recovery from substance abuse

Special Needs Households. , as defined in the QAP, means households in which an individual or household member is in need of supportive services, tenancy supports, and housing and has a substantial, long-term disability, which includes the following: serious mental illness; addictive disorder; households/individuals who are homeless. (Note: Expanded definition in the 2011 QAP).

Special Needs Households. , means the as defined in the State’s Annual Action Plan for Consolidated Funds, means Homeless, Elderly, Older Persons, persons with disabilities (mental, developmental), abused spouses and their children, persons with alcohol or other drug addiction, migrant farm workers, and persons living with HIV/AIDS.

Special Needs Households. , as defined in the QAP, means households in which an individual or household member is in need of supportive services, tenancy supports, and housing and has a substantial, long-term disability, which includes the following: serious mental illness; addictive disorder;