Mm.

So that physical space is vital to get young people out of their homes, out of their bedrooms, engaging in real life.

But when they get here, so they can access over 20 activities a night, uh, you know, ranging from recording their own music through to cooking their own meal.

Just a massive array of activities.

And by having young people choosing to come somewhere, by having them doing something positive, that then creates that amazing environment for our youth workers then to speak to them, to develop a really strong, trusted relationship with them, to start to understand what's going on in a young person's life.

You know, many of whom are growing up in really challenging environments.

And that trust, when you get that trust from a youth worker with a young person who probably feels no one else is there for them, that's where the magic happens.

And there is a sh- a huge opportunity still, and if you can continue to get the investment, if you can continue to get the support from groups like Postcode Lottery, there's no one that you can't reach, I think.