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(iii) Individuals ineligible to participate in SNAP cannot be included in any household which is otherwise categorically eligible for SNAP. Ineligible individuals include, but are not limited to, the following:
(a) aliens who do not meet the citizenship or eligible alien status requirements contained in section 387.9 of this Part or the eligible sponsored alien requirements contained in section 387.10(b)(6) of this Part;
(b) individuals who do not meet the definition of a student as contained in section 387.1 of this Part;
(d) individuals living with others and paying compensation to others for meals and lodging but not meeting the requirements for such group living/shelter arrangements;
(e) boarders, as defined in section 387.1 of this Part, unless the boarder participates as a member of the household providing services, including lodging and meals, at such household's request; or
(f) individuals or groups of individuals who are residents of institutions except the following:
(1) residents of federally subsidized housing for the elderly, built under section 202 of the Housing Act of 1959 or section 236 of the National Housing Act;
(2) persons with alcohol and/or substance use disorders residing in public or approved nonprofit private drug or alcoholic treatment centers or facilities, and children who live with their parent or parents in such drug or alcoholic treatment centers or facilities, which meet the requirements of a drug addiction or alcoholic treatment and rehabilitation facility as set forth in section 387.1 of this Part;
(3) visually impaired or otherwise disabled individuals who reside in approved group living facilities and who because of their disabilities are in receipt of social security benefits under title II or title XVI of the Social Security Act;
(4) women or women with their children who are residing in temporary shelters for battered women and children; and
(5) homeless individuals or families who are categorically eligible as defined in this paragraph and who are residents of public or private nonprofit shelters for homeless persons.
(1) residents of federally subsidized housing for the elderly, built under section 202 of the Housing Act of 1959 or section 236 of the National Housing Act;
(2) persons with alcohol and/or substance use disorders residing in public or approved nonprofit private drug or alcoholic treatment centers or facilities, and children who live with their parent or parents in such drug or alcoholic treatment centers or facilities, which meet the requirements of a drug addiction or alcoholic treatment and rehabilitation facility as set forth in section 387.1 of this Part;
(3) visually impaired or otherwise disabled individuals who reside in approved group living facilities and who because of their disabilities are in receipt of social security benefits under title II or title XVI of the Social Security Act;
(4) women or women with their children who are residing in temporary shelters for battered women and children; and
(5) homeless individuals or families who are categorically eligible as defined in this paragraph and who are residents of public or private nonprofit shelters for homeless persons.