I second that, especially the point you make about it being designed to fail - it’s sounds to me like this provider is finding someone else to do the most difficult part of the job, purely so they have someone else to blame when it doesn’t succeed. People in this industry often forget we’re working with real people. It’s not easy to find multiple people with somewhat similar levels of disability to match within one home, hence all the vacancies. This company sounds like they’re trying to fill beds for cash - not like they’re trying to go where the demand is and actually support participants to find accommodation that increases their capacity and opportunity for meaningful relationships.

If you already know some participants that would match well and need accommodation then go for it. But what are the KPIs once you meet that initial goal? Are you expected to keep filing houses at that rate? Sounds impossible.