Yes, we have activities in all communities that might send students to us. The reality for all first nations students in Quebec is that they must leave their communities for higher education. So we're aware that they may experience uprooting as a loss of reference points, a loss of their sense of community and social support. Kiuna College's psychosocial services help mitigate these losses. We provide services to replace community support.
Of course, it's not easy to leave one's community, to leave one's people. However, we frame this change as a voyage of discovery during which the students will leave their community to become self-sufficient in their own way using our many types of services. As I said, our services go from psychotherapy to life skills groups in which they learn to cook, budget, pay for an apartment and so on.
Uprooting and homesickness can be hard, but at the same time, they can be an opportunity for students to become self-sufficient and develop various skills that will allow them to return to their communities as responsible, self-reliant adults and citizens.