I can jump in.
Again, using the example of family violence, I think they're very culturally appropriate. This is not just for immigrants, we also see this with people who are living in Canada who practise a different faith or feel more comfortable with people speaking their mother tongue, for example, as well as indigenous people. I've used the example of family violence, but we also see it in other gender-based violence situations, such as sexual assault, criminal harassment, where there has been a lot of work done in at least the last decade in terms of expanding the provision of services to very specific minority groups.
I know that when provinces and territories apply for their funding—and my colleague, Cyndi Fuss, can elaborate on this if you—they focus on underserved victims and victims from minority groups, so in terms of language, race or religion. These are being supported.