How does Communities for Compassion define Practical Needs?
We define “Practical Needs” as basic, everyday things the care recipient can’t do, and no agency will do for them. A practical need may be visiting, cooking for special diets, pet care, laundry, housecleaning, and so on. These may seem simplistic, but in actuality they are essential. Under some circumstances, we might also do yard work, home maintenance, errands, and transportation.
Related Questions
- Define "access to facilities and places" as pertains to under-resourced communities totally lacking facilities supportive of healthy eating and active living?
- Wouldn’t it be more practical for these big population areas to build more lakes and reservoirs to supply their needs like they have done in the past?
- Why does Communities for Compassion provide practical services rather than financial help?
