Pros
Some of the kids were great and not even have a real reason to be there.
Cons
One staff per household with anywhere from five to a dozen teenage to young adult mentally challenged people with behavioral issues, most of them being aggressive and or violent. Personality disorders, and any other mental health condition you can possibly imagine. No security or safety nets for the night nurses or staff most of the time doesn’t show up on time, if they show up at all. My very first night working I met my supervisor at the house she gave me a quick tour and then she left for the night. The houses are literally in the middle of nowhere like straight out of a horror movie type of situation. And most of the staff are not much older than the ““ patients they are there to take care of. So there’s a lot of intermingling behind the scenes that is very inappropriate. The kids are never deemed suitable for release and are constantly getting in trouble so that they have to stay longer. I would say about 95% of the young adults that live in these homes aging out rather than being medically released and cleared. This company is literally about the money and nothing else.