@WashedOutGundamPilot @d0c40r0 When I was in tech school after basic, I was volun-told to help out with a special olympics event that the base was hosting. We were assigned an old guy with limited mental faculties who was put up in my dorm room. They at least gave us a cot for him. He was there for the weekend and the last day he threw up all over the bathroom floor. At least it was just the tile bathroom floor. OMG it was so foul, my roommate held up a box fan to blow fresh air into the room while I did the best I could to clean up the mess.
He asked if he could stay with us. I guess his normal minders weren't that nice to him. I told him sorry but he couldn't stay with us. I still remember his name.
Helping the nice people who care for special needs people sounds like a good idea. My church does something similar but for foster parents. Basically they have people go to foster parents homes and help them out with whatever they need. I would think that caretakers for downs kids and other special needs people need help even more.