group home

English

Pronunciation

  • Rhymes: -əʊm

Noun

group home (plural group homes)

  1. A place of residence intended to provide assisted living, medical care, discipline and a structured environment for people with complex health needs, minors in foster care or the juvenile justice system, adults with at least one intellectual or developmental disability, mental illness, etc.
    Coordinate terms: children's home (sometimes synonymous); institution (contrasting), parental home (contrasting)

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