Our organization doesn't look specifically at a housing questionnaire, because employment and education are our primary focus. The reason we actually applied for an advocate, or one of the largest reasons, was because people kept coming to us and saying, “I can't work. I don't have a place to live. I'm getting evicted.” They would be trying to get up for work in the morning and they would have an all-night party happening in their substandard housing unit. It's very difficult for people to be employed when they don't have facilities to shower. There are a lot of issues around that.
In terms of exact statistics, again, I don't have a number, but YTG may be better in that aspect.