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What services does Human Resources provide?

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What services does Human Resources provide?

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Human resources provides a select number of different things for different problems. Such as scholarships, welfare, and other financial aids; TANF, head start, child care; they also can step in when people are going through abuse/domestic violence; and various other resources to find help with what you need.

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-poor people
-single parents
-students struggling with financial support
-adults and children with mental health conditions

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What levels of Maslow's Hierarchy does Human Resources help citizens achieve?

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What levels of Maslow's Hierarchy does Human Resources help citizens achieve?

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Human resources help people achieve physiological needs, safety needs, love and belonging, and maybe even a little bit of esteem.

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One problem Human Resources faces: Domestic Violence

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One problem Human Resources faces: Domestic Violence

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Every year more than 10 million men and women are subject to domestic violence. Although most cases of domestic violence are never reported, on an average day more than 20,000 phone calls are made to domestic violence hotlines nationwide.

A study shows that the lifetime economic cost of intimate partner violence to the US population is $3.6 trillion. Similarly, in the US rape is the costliest crime to it's victims, totalling around $122,461 in medical costs, lost earnings, pain, suffering, and lost quality of life. For the countries 25 million victims of rape, this totals in $3.1 trillion in lifetime costs.

According to a 2020 survey by NAESV, more than half the nations sexual assault service providers have a waiting list for counceling services, with some wait times over 3 months. In addition, a 24-hour survey in 2020 of domestic violence programs across the nation reported that 76,525 of the adults and children found refuge and help of the survey day, while there were an additional 11,047 requests for services on the servey day that were unmet because of lack of resources.

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How Human Resources will design to solve Domestic Violence problems : 

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How Human Resources will design to solve Domestic Violence problems : 

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In order to eliminate the ongoing cycle of abuse, we must shed light on problems such as domestic violence to people when they're younger. We could start a program that talks to around high school-aged kids, that informs them on; the cycle of abuse, and the tell-tale signs of toxic relationships, as well as giving them tips and resources on how to get out of such situations.

Although the United States already spends $3.6 trillion on domestic violence,we could lower the discretionary spending on things that arent exactly necessary and put that money into upping the mandatory spending in regards to domestic violence (and other related problems). We could use some of this money to help lower the burden cost on individual people.

11,047 adults and children are still in need of resources to get help out of their domestic situations. In order to help get this number as low as possible, we have a couple of steps we may need to take. First; we will increase the number of refuges available to victims, making room for more people. Additionally, we will have to find more people (either volunteers, workers, or groups) to help assist the people that come to said refuges. Next; we will increase availability to the help. Not necessarily by marketing per se, but by making more people aware that there are attainable resources for them, and they won't have to worry about not having enough resources.

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Another problem Human Resources Faces : mental health

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Another problem Human Resources Faces : mental health

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Nearly half of the 60 million adults and children living with mental health conditions in the United States go without treatment.

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How we will design to solve the mental health problem : 

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How we will design to solve the mental health problem : 

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-Ways you talk to people with mental health
-Ask them what could help them solve their problems
-avoid confrontation
-ask them who they are comfortable speaking to and what makes them comfortable

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https://nnedv.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Virtual-Advocacy-Days-2021-DV-SA-Factsheet-final.pdf