I think a lot of it has to do with young families, children at home. As we all know, if you have children and you don't have a decent income, it's hard to get help. If you don't have a big family, it's hard to get help.
With regard to training and education, you're leaving home for extended periods of time, and it impacts not only the mother and child situation, but the family dynamic as well, because as we all know, especially with young families, to be away from your children for an extended period of time to go to a training program is not a healthy thing. You want to be home, and you want to be nurturing and raising your children on a daily basis, as opposed to a part-time basis.