Under which circumstance would an unmarried individual be considered for assistance?

An unmarried individual would be considered for assistance if they are a student with disabilities because eligibility for housing assistance under the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program can include individuals who demonstrate special needs. The program aims to assist low-income individuals and families, including students with disabilities who may require additional support to access adequate housing. This consideration aligns with the program's goal of ensuring that vulnerable populations, including those with disabilities, have access to affordable housing options.

Other circumstances, such as having a stable job or owning a vehicle, do not automatically qualify a person for assistance under the HCV program. Employment status is relevant in determining income but does not dictate eligibility. Similarly, vehicle ownership is not a direct factor in qualifying for housing assistance. Being married is also irrelevant to the eligibility of unmarried individuals, as the focus is on their personal circumstances and needs, rather than their marital status.