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What is Homeless

Cases on Communication Disorders in Culturally Diverse Populations
Individuals who do not have an adequate, fixed, and consistent nighttime residence.
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Intervention Services for a Child With Multiple Disabilities
Yolanda D. Keller-Bell (North Carolina Central University, USA)
Copyright: © 2020 |Pages: 19
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-2261-5.ch003
Abstract
This chapter will focus on providing intervention services for an eight-year-old African-American female, Dawn, with multiple disabilities. Dawn has been diagnosed with Down syndrome, a comorbid diagnosis of an intellectual disability, and exhibits behavior problems at home and school. In this scenario, she has been evaluated within the school system to determine eligibility for services, and the speech-language pathologist needs to develop intervention goals and select therapy strategies to provide appropriate services. While both parents are involved in the child's care, the family does not have permanent housing and moves frequently. Information from actual cases has been incorporated into this chapter.
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Of Multimorbidity: Case Histories in Care Planning
The National Institute of Health, NIH, and their National Library of Medicine definition of homeless stems from the Stuart B. McKinney Assistance Act in 1987, which gives several conditions to be considered homeless. First, the individual does not have a stable or fixed address during the nighttime. An individual has a nighttime address which is a shelter, or hotel temporary housing, transit or rotational housing for the mentally ill. Sleeping or being housed in a private or public place not intended for humans and is applicable to individuals and families.
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