Dr. Doddington, anything to add?

Yeah, just this is such an incredibly important part of the work that we do.

So we know that when you enter a health care setting after being injured in an act of violence, that we need to do everything we can to build trust and a relationship with you.

And there's a lot of reasons to not be trusting of the systems.

And we also know that there's elevated risk for victims of violence in the first few months after they're injured, and that one of the best ways that we can mitigate those risks are by creating a trusting and engaged relationship.

Emergency financial assistance or cash assistance, just like Pep was mentioning, is an incredible way into serving victims' needs immediately.

And I think what we began to realize is there's a twofold major benefit.

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