Money always talks. Money is one of the biggest reasons we're in this complete nightmare.
Absolutely, I think that people need to be able to be supported and find a safe space. That means that there be someone who accompanies them, like a survivor advocate, and somebody like a legal representative. Those are the basics. After that, it's how they can be connected to other survivors in order to be able to get through these complaints much more easily. Now we're focusing just on the people who come forward and put in a complaint. It's a combination of pieces.
What we see at the The Spirit of Trust and the work that we've started to do is that you accompany people, you listen to them, believe them and give them resources. They do need to have a survivor advocate with them and legal representation in order to be very clear on what the paths they have in front of them are. They need somebody who understands jurisdiction and process and someone who will speak trauma-informed talk and will be able to support them.
Does that answer your question?