Cross-disability definition
Cross-disability means, with respect to an independent living
Cross-disability means “cross-disability” as defined in 34 CFR 364.4(b).
Cross-disability means, with respect to a center, that a center provides IL services to individuals representing a range of significant disabilities and does not require the presence of one or more specific significant disabilities before determining that an individual is eligible for IL services.
More Definitions of Cross-disability
Cross-disability means a mix of families and people from these advocacy communities: mental health, developmental disabilities and substance use disorder.
Cross-disability means, with respect to an independent living center, that the center provides independent living services to individuals representing a range of disabilities.
Cross-disability means including all forms of disability, including but not limited to: acquired, congenital, intellectual, brain, neurologic, sensory, mobility, mental health, episodic, etc.
Cross-disability means, with respect to a center, that a center provides IL services to