At Risk of Homelessness Sample Clauses

At Risk of Homelessness. An individual who:
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At Risk of Homelessness. A family who:
At Risk of Homelessness. An individual or family who: is experiencing housing instability, including recipients who have not yet received an eviction notice, and for whom housing instability would be a barrier to self-sufficiency or child well- being; have no subsequent permanent residence secured; and lack resources or support networks needed to stabilize their unique housing situation and secure permanent housing. This definition of “at-risk of homelessness” is inclusive of, but not limited to, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) DocuSign Envelope ID: C90E6514-7DAE-4FF3-852B-B31A67475FF5 definition of “at-risk of homelessness” under 24 Code of Federal Regulations section 91.5.
At Risk of Homelessness. “At risk of homelessness” means that an individual or family:

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