An essay for Humanim;

An essay for Humanim;

I've been around the block here for quite some time. I am very grateful for their services and all the patience they have shown me over the years. However, lately there seems a lack of gusto as you would. The staff provide a minimalistic approach to the care provided to the clients. This did not used to be an issue as the staff beforehand exhibited more the care and love needed for this field. The housing arrangements are questionable and clients are not always held accountable for their choices or negligence to menial tasks. There's not much help provided if a client needs to learn how to clean or cook or other basic life skills. Majority of the time the staff talk and then leave or they sit around and do whatever as I've seen. My suggestion is to in some way get the clients learning or teach them something if they're just going to sit around. Also, don't look for help with any driving skills here. All in all it's not a bad place to be. The people are nice but to get to the grainwork it still needs some work.