What is that looking like in reality?

Just continuing on, I guess, with some of those statistics, we are seeing, you know, between 60 to 75% of women and children presenting as homeless or at risk of homelessness.

What we see on the ground is A mixture of women and women with children being at serious risk of homelessness or presenting as homelessness due to housing instability.

And a significant number of those women and women with children are homeless due to family and domestic violence and leaving that situation.

We are seeing a large percentage of elderly women that are presenting at risk of homelessness or being homeless due to housing instability.

Their rent may have gone up that $50 a week that they just can't afford.

And going back to the young people as well, we do see at women's community shelters a large number of young women that are leaving precarious family situations, couch surfing, unsafe situations in terms of living as well.

Like what happened?