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Human Service Challenges

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I believe working in the human service field can be challenging at times. I know in my line of work as a probation officer I will encounter so many challenges and I might not be able to fix every problem. A human service professional can be defined as someone with a passion for human needs. The challenge I will encounter as a HSP would be finding free treatment for clients with substance abuse problems. Everyday clients on DWI probation are being assist for substance abuse treatment, but don’t have the proper funds to pay for the treatment. Most of my clients are single parents with multiple kids trying to make ends meet for their family. Often times I get clients who just can’t afford the outside treatment, and they end up giving up and unsuccessfully
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