I think it's sustainability. Sustainability for those shelters, for those communities and for those survivors is the first thing that jumps out at me.
If there's not a reinvestment, they don't have that familiarity of where to go and what supports have been provided before. We talk a lot about how in this world it might not be today that a woman needs support, but she may down the road, and if she has those conversations and knows those supports exist, whether they're small shelters in small rural communities.... If it's not today, then it's going to be tomorrow. Removing that or removing any of that funding is where you're going to see the loss.