Absolutely. I can't speak on behalf of all. We are tight-knit in our community. A lot of our women at risk are homeless. They suffer from mental health issues and addictions. It was almost 10 days before the family noticed there was no response from their child. That's what triggered us into the actual search and the connection with the family.
We have since put an action plan in place to stay connected to our vulnerable population in terms of homelessness, mental health, addictions, poverty and the ones involved in the child welfare system. There are so many areas that put them at risk, so we do a lot now with the community. How do we check on each other, and how do we make sure we are doing regular check-ins with the most vulnerable populations?