Yes. What we would call our “enhanced support” program, which is targeted at folks coming out of the most precarious situations, would be an apartment building of 30 to 50 units with an on-site team of around 15 to 20 staff and, often, a 1:3 or 1:4 staff-to-tenant ratio. It would include registered practical nurses as part of the health team. It would include addiction support, housing support, a hot meal provided each day and a psychosocial support worker.
It's a multidisciplinary team on site, wrapping support around the tenants and addressing are each of their individual needs. There's a case management plan created for each tenant, which is followed up on, where tenants are setting goals and we're following along with them in enhancing their stability, their wellness and their health. That's what our supportive housing model looks like.