The article mentioned Pathways a lot and implied that they weren't helpful.

Is there any insight on that? Is it that housing is in such short supply so organizations like Pathways is hamstrung? Is it that they too are suffering from staffing?

It seemed to me that the subject of the article needs a caseworker, someone to empower him but also be a handholder while he gets the help he needs. But if anyone has more insight on Pathways I'm curious how they have or have not helped in the past.