North Carolina § 122C-20 - 8. Eligibility requirements for NC Supportive Housing Program.
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§ 122C-20. 8. Eligibility requirements for NC Supportive Housing Program.
The Division of Aging and Adult Services shall adopt rules to establish eligibility requirements for the program. The eligibility requirements shall, at a minimum, include income eligibility requirements and requirements to give priority for program participation and transition services to individuals diagnosed with serious mental illness or serious and persistent mental illness who are currently residing in institutional settings. The Division may adopt temporary rules necessary to implement this Article. History (2013-397, s. 6(a).)
Source: official North Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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