If you experienced an emergency, such as an unexpected hospitalization or illness, a car accident, or a sudden loss of employment, do you have enough money saved to survive? For many families, all it takes is one emergency to spiral into a financial crisis, which can have long-term effects. As an HSPP, it is important to be aware of the financial hardships that families face, the impact of those hardships, and the programs and services available to help families recover and thrive again. It is also important to understand that some programs and services may present unintended financial burdens to families. For example, a temporary financial assistance program that requires numerous in person meetings may be cost prohibitive to family members who have to take time off work or pay for transportation or childcare. Write a discussion where you explore the importance of being sensitive to a family’s financial needs when providing services. Consider the unintended financial burdens that families may experience when participating in programs or receiving services and how to minimize those burdens.By Day 4Given what you have learned about your own financial challenges from completing the pre-Discussion activity, post a response to the following questions:Why is it important to be sensitive to the financial needs of families when providing services?What is one example of an unintended financial burden that a family might experience when participating in a program or receiving services? How would you minimize the burden?