The Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia has had an inroads program going for the last eight years, and, as I say, it's from donations from the public and a literacy grant occasionally. And they calculated that $70,000, which is a pitiful amount, would enable them to offer inroads classes, which re-teaches reading and writing, and socialization to a certain point, and gets people up to being work ready. And there have been examples of ladies who were trapped in their homes for ten or fifteen years, because they got lost, and since they've going to the inroads program they are now able to go out and walk around, and visit stores and spend money, and they've even got a job.
It's $60,000 or $70,000 for the five chapter areas that the Brain Injury Association has in this province, so if you multiply that by, I suppose...I can't do it--