One Life at a Time focuses on the prevention, intervention, and remediation of human service problems and social problems to a diverse population. They advocate for change and provide services, resources, and programs that benefit at-risk groups in the Little City community. It services the following populations for both adults and youth: Children and family services (child welfare) Substance abuse Mental illness Homeless Developmentally disabled Incarcerated Unemployed Elderly Imagine that you have been hired as a Program Director at One Life at a Time. You are responsible for developing a new program that will provide service delivery for one of the populations that One Life at a Time serves. The Executive Director has asked you to submit a proposal of your program. Consider researching similar human service programs for thoughts and ideas. please respond to the following: Describe the structure of your program. What positions are required to help you successfully run your program? What are their roles?
