{"report_id":223,"form_id":"23","user_id":81,"organization_id":10,"question_id":"98","question_type":"Free_Text","text_answer":"Person had been living at this house only months but had been with the same provider in a different home previously. He wanted to visit a friend near the metro area. Staff conveyed because of the distance and time for the trip it made sense that someone who was working a double shift would make the drive with him. Person followed usual and proper channels to schedule the out of town social activity.\r\nStaff felt that scheduling had become complicated at the time due to employees utilizing vacation time and also during that time the agency was very short staffed. The staff who was scheduled to take him on the trip during a double shift ended up not working the double shift because of how vacation was utilized. When the team saw this schedule conflict, the person was informed they couldn\u2019t go on that weekend. He was initially disappointed, but he seemed to handle the news well after the initial disappointment. \r\nThe house manager usually has an assistant who arranges trips for residents. They work hard to prioritize social outings for people, trips and activities are accommodated. That assistant position was vacant and the house manager was feeling the \u201cburn\u201d of long hours and covering duties outside of her position. The staffing shortage made it hard to be sure residents were able to participate in desired activities.\r\nThe day they noticed person had eloped, staff had assumed he was sleeping in. He usually wakes by 9:00 but since he wasn\u2019t utilizing a job coach during that time, there was no regular asleep\/awake schedule. Also, there were no required checks in his plan. During counts, they noticed the bedroom door locked, but saw the window was open and that\u2019s when they discovered he wasn\u2019t there. Some of the staff were aware of his schedule change and that he was originally upset but had seemed to be fine with the change. \r\nPerson has history of elopement. He has a hard time making and keeping friends.  All of his housemates have girlfriends. When he elopes, they believe it is to see a female. Some of his housemates take trips together which he can\u2019t attend due to his inability to afford the trips they take. \r\nHis adoptive mother\/guardian is seen as unsupportive. There\u2019s an impression among staff his adoptive mom and him bring out the worst in each other. They believe she expects the worst in him, affecting how he sees himself. They believe their relationship impacts his decisions in a negative way.","created_by":81,"updated_by":81,"updated_at":"5\/25\/2021 10:51:17 am","created_at":"5\/25\/2021 10:51:17 am","id":16417}