Thank you for that.
Not everything has to cost money. If we work on universal design and build buildings that are accessible to people with disabilities, then people can go to school, can get a job, and can have a decent place to live.
The other thing I'd like to say is that if you ask a person with a disability, often they'll say that the greatest barriers are attitudinal barriers. The fellow I was talking to yesterday is trying to move from his place, where he's paying $850 a month for rent, but everybody at every place he goes to where it's a decent amount per month, when they learn he's on our income support program, won't have anything to do with him. Many people will tell you that attitudinal barriers are really a big thing that holds people with disabilities back.
There are programs that can help educate the community about the abilities of people with disabilities. That's my last word. Thank you very much.