Priority Population means a subset of the eligible population proposed by the Applicant and approved by the System Agency to receive prevention services specified for each program type.
Priority Population means residents of: (1) census tracts identified as disadvantaged by California Environmental Protection Agency per SB 535; (2) census tracts identified as low-income per AB 1550; or (3) a low-income household per AB 1550. See the Priority Population maps for more information.
Priority Population means individuals eligible for specific services based on eligibility criteria set by the Department.
Examples of Priority Population in a sentence
These may include, but are not limited to: Project metrics; the duration over which the Recipient will track Project metrics; frequency of reporting; the format Recipient will use to report; Project profile information; Project benefit information; and information related to Priority Population benefits.
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Priority Population means residents of: (1) census tracts identified as disadvantaged by California Environmental Protection Agency per SB 535; (2) census tracts identified as low-income per AB 1550; or (3) a low-income household per AB 1550. Please see the following for more information: https://www.arb.ca.gov/cc/capandtrade/auctionproceeds/communityinvestments.htm
Priority Population means an adolescent or their parent/primary caregiver identifying as one or more of these populations: African American, Black, or African; Asian, Pacific Islander; father; Hispanic or Latinx; lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and emerging terms (LGBTQI+); Native American or Alaska Native; person with disabilities; and refugee or immigrant.
Priority Population means dis- advantaged communities, low-income households, and low-income communi- ties.
Priority Population means individuals possessing one or more of the following characteristics:
Priority Population means a specific group of individuals defined by the OAC as a population who should receive priority consideration by counties when determining who will receive PEI services. Priority populations include: • Underserved Cultural Populations• Individuals Experiencing Onset of Serious Psychiatric Illness• Children and Youth in Stressed Families• Trauma-Exposed Individuals• Children and Youth at Risk for School Failure•Children and Youth at Risk of or Experiencing Juvenile Justice Involvement
Priority Population means those groups of persons with mental illness or mental retardation identified by the department as being most in need of mental health or mental retardation services.
Priority Population means those groups of persons with mental illness or an intellectual disability identified by the applicable department as being most in need of mental health or intellectual disability services.