Veterans Affairs committee  I am the daughter of an RCMP veteran. I take that with pride. I'm proud to be part of this community. I didn't realize that my experiences within my own family would be so impactful in my work with the veterans I have worked with and currently work with. In my roles, I have been trained in the assist program.

Veterans Affairs committee  To clarify that, I think what I meant was that all veterans experience the burden of technology support, not just the young ones. In my experience in working with younger veterans, I know that it comes back to identity. Some of the younger veterans I have worked with have served for five or six years, for instance, and they've released and then gone on to other careers.

Veterans Affairs committee  Hi, everyone. Thanks for having me come to the session today. I'm here to talk about the ability to reach new veterans, old veterans and everyone in between. I'd like to tell you a bit about the work that I've done. I have approximately nine years of experience working with veterans, RCMP veterans, Canadian Armed Forces members and the family members of all of them.