; (ix) is paying for housing or shelter with labor or sex; (x) has housing that is dependent on their employer; (xi) is exiting from incarceration (including pre-trial and pre-conviction detention; immigration detention; and juvenile detention) or who will be exiting from incarceration (including conditional release on bail or parole) in the next six months, or, with respect to youth, who is or has been held in the custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement of the Department of Health and Human Services; (xii) has an income that does not exceed 50 percent of median income for the area in which they reside; (xiii) has a primary income that is fixed and derived solely from Federal or State benefits; or (xiv) is a survivor of domestic violence or trafficking residing with a perpetrator of domestic violence or trafficking. (B) Included populations Such term includes an individual or family who is— (i) at risk of homelessness, as such term in defined in this subsection; (ii) not consistently or safely housed, including individuals and families at imminent risk of eviction, who are couch-hopping, have had to move into the dwelling unit of another individual or family