Group homes are residential facilities designed to provide care and support for individuals who may need assistance due to various reasons, such as disabilities, mental health issues, or aging. These homes typically house a small number of residents, allowing for a more personalized approach to care. Staff members are present to help with daily activities, medication management, and social interactions. Residents in group homes often benefit from a structured environment that promotes independence while ensuring safety and support. Group homes can vary in focus, with some catering specifically to children, while others serve adults or seniors. They aim to create a sense of community and belonging among residents.