"...due to the lack of alternative adequate accommodations"
It isn't true that children whose permanent residence is a trailer park are counted as homeless.
It isn't true that children whose permanent residence is a trailer park are counted as homeless.
To me it reads the following aren't adequate accommodations if they are by themselves (i.e. no other housing): motels, hotels, trailer parks, or camping grounds.
I personally don't think a trailer in a trailer park with an address should be categorized as homeless, I'm just trying to interpret the law as a layperson. Maybe trailer parks were different back in 1965 (i.e. no address).