Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, witnesses, for being here and for the good work that you do.
My first questions are for Shiven at Age-Link Society.
The unique thing about your organization is that it was actually founded to connect different generations, which is really unique compared to other non-profits. I hear from students on campuses in my community that they're facing severe affordability challenges. UBCO, where you said that you went to school, even has a food bank now to help students with food security. You talked about cost of living challenges making it more difficult for Canadians to volunteer, and you even mentioned seniors having to go back to work.
My question is this: Have you had to reduce services or maybe not grow them as much as you'd like with the activities you're doing due to the lack of availability, to not being able to grow your volunteer base?