Thank you, Mr. Chang.
I’ll give time to my colleague, Ms. Mukamana, to add to that.
We are already seeing pressure on housing for the entire population. There are certainly still challenges. As we said at the outset, where we see even greater challenges is in terms of housing accessibility and understanding the legal status of asylum seekers. Landlords may find it difficult to understand the reality of these individuals’ situations. We therefore have a lot of awareness-raising to do in this regard to ensure that newcomers have access to housing. Since they have no credit history, this creates difficulties when it comes to obtaining credit.
As for the reality on the ground, depending on the number of people who arrive at Carrefour le Moutier, we are always concerned with meeting their needs. We consistently work in collaboration with other organizations to address the various essential needs of these individuals. Once housing is found, for example, we work with other organizations to find the means to furnish it.
Over the past two years, during periods of higher arrival numbers, we received additional support from government departments, which helped us. That is how we were able to manage the situation. Thanks to this funding opportunity, we created a position dedicated exclusively to serving all individuals. When someone walks through our doors, we truly want to offer them a social safety net as part of a comprehensive approach.
My colleague Ms. Mukamana would like to add something on this topic.