I'm sure there is. In terms of what we call paid employment, I know that Sarnia has done well. Locally, we have a number of Tim Hortons—I hope it's okay to advertise—that do provide those opportunities. A number of businesses engage students over the summertime with the support of Community Living, and some of those businesses have been able to keep those individuals on.
We would like to see young women with disabilities have that full access to any type of employment that they are suited for, and not to be pigeonholed, perhaps, into cleaning jobs or other sorts of work like that.