The phrase "special needs facility" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The school district is building a new special needs facility to better serve students with disabilities."
The parents worry the site will become cramped, that temporary classrooms will have to be built on a playground that is already small and that its special needs facilities aren't equipped to cope.
Regarding the chamber's claims about over-saturation with "special needs" facilities, you do not say that this is the only such program in East Harlem, a community with the city's second-highest number of H.I.V./AIDS cases, and that Harlem United has screened 128 East Harlem residents to fill the program's census.
"We recognize how intimidating to some people, particularly those with special needs, a facility like this can be," said Christopher Browne, the manager of Washington Dulles airport.
Mr Carsley said: "It's good that kids with special needs have got a facility that is provided just for them and they can play with kids of their own ability and age... It's good to see them all together.
DiCaprio spent time doing research for the role in a special-needs facility before production began.
Proceeds were to benefit a special needs school--an educational facility which includes students with autism.
Currently 15 children with special needs undergo rehabilitation in the facility, but shortly their number will increase to 30.
Schools with facilities for special needs education (e.g., for children with learning difficulties) were considered a special case and not included for reasons of homogenous sampling.
A community-based rehabilitation (CBR) coordinator further clarified the rationale for specific design considerations for toilet facilities for special needs girls and women: …many cannot walk, or they have mental issues, and they are sharing the latrines with everybody.
A permanent camp is being constructed a few miles down the road, and it will have facilities for people with special needs, including ramps and wide access points for latrines and other sanitary facilities.
Each school will be fitted out with child-friendly school furniture, learning materials, sanitation facilities for both boys and girls, facilities for children with special needs, playground equipment and a boundary wall.
