programs taking place in settings within the broader community and which do not isolate individuals participating in such integrated day habilitation or day treatment programs from mainstream life. (4) Individual integrated employment (A) In general The term individual integrated employment means the ongoing supports to an individual who, because of the individual's disabilities, needs intensive on-going supports to obtain and maintain an individual job in competitive or customized employment, self-employment, or in an integrated working setting in the general workforce for which the individual is compensated at or above the minimum wage, but not less than the customary wage and level of benefits paid by the employer for the same or similar work performed by an individual without a disability. (B) Customized employment services included Such term includes customized employment services in which an individual receives support to craft a job description around their strengths and challenges. (C) Exclusions Such term does not include segregated enclaves, segregated mobile work crews, or other employment scenarios where an individual is placed solely based on the individual’s disability. In this subparagraph, the term segregated means, with respect to a setting or work crew, a setting or work crew in which individuals with disabilities are separated (in place or in rates of pay) from individuals without disabilities. (5) Integrated day habilitation services The term integrated day habilitation services means services that are provided outside of disability specific programs or facilities, in a setting that supports the full access of individuals with disabilities to the greater community to the same degree as individuals not receiving services, and consistent with the following: (A) Each individual receiving such services has an individually tailored schedule that is directly related to and reflects the individual’s specific interests and goals. (B) Activities take place on an individual basis or in small groups of