If you don't mind, I'll jump in there, because my time is limited.
One thing Chief Frost referred to was having spent a million dollars of base funding from the VGFN to, in this case, send people out for treatment. I can't speak specifically to the number of individuals, but I think she mentioned 70.
We know that often when people go outside for treatment and come back into a community, they are at high risk not just for overdose but for relapse because the community supports—the aftercare—aren't there. Following up on your previous point, do you know of or could you describe models of care that work within a small community? Maybe there are success stories you know of or have seen about how care can be delivered within a community so that you have continuity through aftercare.