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I applaud you for wanting to help him. The best thing you can probably do is to help him find the help he needs. I think that is probably a difficult position,
by pedalpete 6y ago
I applaud you for wanting to help him. The best thing you can probably do is to help him find the help he needs. I think that is probably a difficult position, but let him know that you think he's great, that he's doing a great job, and that you want to see help him get his personal life in order as well.
I'm not sure if you can make it a requirement for him keeping his job. Perhaps consult the local housing authority as well, and the two of you can work together.
I will say, don't go this alone. It's possibly too risky for either of you.