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It’s not an ideal situation for anyone but they are beneficial to some. However, they can be absolute nightmares when run like a prison or without any observation.

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Most of the time people move into group homes because they have certain disabilities. In a group home there are generally six residents and a group leader that is there to help you as needed. Some people may also wish to move into a group home for the company that it provides.

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GOD WOULD I LOVE TO KNOW!!!!! I've been having such trouble with my daughter, and this state is a joke when it comes to these issues. if and or when you find out, please let me know.

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I assist prospective group home owners with the application process which is in accordance with current regulatory process. I first need to know which population you would like to provide services to because many people use the term Group Home in a generic manner. Are you referencing a home for troubled youth, the disabled., etc?

If your goals are to provide a service delivery to the youth, I have some important information to share with you and it is necessary to know which county you plan to operate in. Many counties have a moratorium on accepting new Group Homes in their community.

Before you attend orientation it is important to conduct research which will provide you with information needed to avoid making costly mistakes.

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One requirement is to contact the DHR so that they can give you information on a license to open a open home. After that contact the zoning dept to see if requirements are met.

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depending on the type of group home, if there are disabled residents or not. usually most of the residents go through a fire drill once a month and know what to do. there should be multiple fire exits. if you have a fire and you have wheelchair bound or slower walking residents some say to place them on a heavy blanket and pull it to the nearest door. i had 5m to get 12 wheelchair bound people out during a fire drill....i made it.

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In 1968, there were approximately 700. In 1999 that number had grown 240%. Who knows how many now? The Federal Government under the Social Security act, and they are very evasive about answering the question. These group homes are paid for out of Social Security Tax monies.

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They should be allowed in one. I don't believe a service animal can be turned away as long as they know that your animal is a service animal.

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If a person is feeling scared in a group home setting, the person needs to speak to their counselor or social worker.

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You can try looking through your local phone book. It would depend on where you live. You can also try your local government office to see if they have a guide to where you can call and look.

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Belhaven house

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I think they live in apartments sorounded by water.

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They must meet all the criteria for a charitable organization prior to filing for exempt status.

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A group home provides shelter to a small group of unrelated people who need some care, supervision, or any other support such as the elderly.

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If you got your girlfriend pregnant, there is nothing else you can do because you cannot cancel the pregnancy.

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The parolee signed a waver of rights when he met his parole officer for the first time.

Essentially, in order to stay free, the parolee is made to give the parole officer that right.

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I did and I don't know if she told them or there not listening at all

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The group home staff is supposed to provide services to adult clients all day.

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It is not okay for a group home worker to comfort the clients especially if they don't feels safe. Unless your job includes working with the clients, it is best to leave the interaction to the people who are assigned to each client.

But it does include working with clients.

so we have to sit in our rooms all day crying. Do the workers realy care. If they did they would want to make u feel safe and happy and comfortable.

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There are many types of worker jobs in a group home. Some include therapists, doctors, nurses, and caregivers.

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You can become comfortable talking about issues in a group home meeting by first listening to others. Talk honestly and share what you are comfortable with and know there is not a right or wrong way to share your feelings.

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A violent person can live with other clients in a group home if proper precautions are taken. For instance therapy is one way that violent outbursts can be curbed, medication is another way.

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You can find information online or at your local Job Centre as well as enquiring at Job Agencies about this type of work. Searching online can also give you information on companies that directly hire employees for a group home role.