I would say that disability does span most people in poverty. But looking at supports that are out there in terms of housing right now in our city, there is a supportive housing program for women, there are a number of women's shelters, there are second-stage options in terms of housing for women, but those same options don't exist for men. We've been trying to mitigate that. There are a couple of programs that have just built new units from federal funding, and there are a number of men going into those units. But we recognize a bit of a gap. Single men are very isolated and need that opportunity, so that may be a group to think about.
