Thank you for using that example, because there are communities in my riding doing exactly that kind of innovation: recognizing that substance use and mental health issues are actually systemic, community problems, and not so much individual problems. That certainly fits well with an indigenous lens—that holistic lens of community wellness. Yes, there is flexibility for programs designed and delivered by indigenous people.
I referenced the choose life program in my remarks. This is a youth suicide prevention program that was designed and delivered by the community. With the flexibility of that design, individual communities can adapt it to their needs. Yes, there is flexibility in the funding so communities can provide family and social group...all kinds of alternative approaches.