What we've done with the homelessness partnering strategy is we're funding a lot of local groups to make judgments about who, within those communities, is in a position to provide services to people who are facing the potential of homelessness or are actually without a home today.
We've just started this program, of course. It just began with the beginning of the last fiscal year. So we're going to take a little bit of time to assess how well it's doing, but we're pretty encouraged with what we're seeing so far. I think it makes sense to have the real experts on these things engaged, the people who deliver the services on the ground. Hopefully, we'll find over a period of time that this is successful, and then maybe we'll be able to make the argument successfully that programming should be extended over a longer period of time. But it's a little early to say that, only a few months into the new program.