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group home A nonsecure residential program emphasizing family-style living in a homelike atmosphere. Program goals are similar to those for large community residential programs. Although group homes usually house youth who are court committed, they also house abused or neglected youth who are placed by social agencies.
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group home A residence that offers housing and personal care services for three to 16 residents. Services such as meals, supervision, and transportation are usually provided by the owner or manager.
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group home A dwelling which has been adapted to house a number of un-related persons who share a common characteristic.
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group home A single-family residence used as a living space for unrelated, developmentally disabled or mentally disabled people.
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group home Group homes are residences for a variety of special populations in need of supervised living facilities. Individuals residing in group homes may be mentally or physically disabled, recovering substance abusers, teenaged mothers, or victims of domestic violence. Able-bodied elderly persons, college students, young professionals, and other people not related by blood, marriage, or adoption might also form groups that wish to live together. ...
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