There's a range of services they provide, from very immediate life-saving interventions for people who are suffering from addictions to shelter and support for victims of those crimes. There are also a lot of counselling and support services, as they transition and move through their journey.
Many of the people end up being either at risk or homeless. Providing support to the people living in unhoused conditions is something that we see. There are many services across a continuum of care. There are also emergency departments and services within the mental health and addictions services that we see. They are all there. They all step up and, honestly, I think they also keep our community together as they provide these services to the victims of these crimes.