West Virginia § 49-2-603 - 49-2-603. Eligibility; primary focus.
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§ 49-2-603. 49-2-603. Eligibility; primary focus.
(a) To be eligible for the family support program, a family must have at least one family member who has a developmental disability, as defined in this article, living with the family.
(b) The primary focus of the family support program is supporting: (1) Developmentally disabled children, school age and younger, within their families; (2) adults with developmental disabilities who choose to live with their families; and (3) adults with developmental disabilities for whom other community living arrangements are not available and who are living with their families.
Source: official West Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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