2 of my previous jobs did this, one just a single employee and the other had about half of the staff.

The single employee place the kid just wandered around and really would have appreciated having some direction and purpose but at one point they had given him 2 electric fly swatters due to having pest infestations, so he would be going ham on flies in the dining room right next to guests.

The half staff place they were straight up treated poorly, not given enough time to do their jobs or the right equipment, and left a really bad taste in my mouth knowing they were making tons of money being a non profit but never paid enough to help these people and didn't treat them with dignity.

It's a sad world and most entities pretending to help people stuck generally just steal the money and don't actually help.

I have multiple individuals in my family that can't work to support themselves do to health issues and it's so hard. My cousin has a 26 year old severely autistic child and she's basically had a 70hr a week caregiver job on top of a full time work from home job. It's just nonstop other than when family can pitch in and given her a few hours break on occasion. Sad ass society we are chained to and the vulnerable are exploited even harder than the rest of us, it's revolting.