be spent? How will that help?

Absolutely, Stacey.

This investment is about recognising that extraordinary contribution that these unpaid carers make and it's about making sure that they're not left to navigate the challenges of dementia alone and caring for someone with dementia can be incredibly rewarding, but it can also bring really unique, really complex, difficult challenges.

This investment will provide much greater access to information that can really help and make a difference day to day.

We're investing in helping carers better understand the perspective of the person for whom they care through some really interesting immersive virtual reality experiences.

This is about backing the people who back others and it's about making sure that incredible people like Amelia, who care for loved ones living with dementia, have the support that they need to.

The money will go to other organisations who will then provide support to people like Amelia?

Yeah, so we're partnering with Dementia Australia and they'll be, as I said, offering a range of supports and a range of information.

was a

little bit crackly at the start.

Thank you so much, Paul, for your concern and your interest and for taking the time to reach out to this person and to have a chat.

If you would be comfortable to do so, Paul, it would be great if you could leave your number with Stacey and we can follow up for you quickly and see what can be done through those providers that we have.

As I said... just to go to the $78 million, that is for homelessness service providers.

At the state election, we also invested another $6 million, particularly for those crisis accommodation services, St Vincent de Paul, Hutt Street and Catherine House.

And as you know, Stacey, and hopefully you're aware of, Paul, we are also growing... our housing stock, including of public housing, so that we do have more options for people.

Why isn't it making a dent if we're hearing even just in the last 10 minutes about two people sleeping rough on Adelaide streets? It just feels like there's not enough money in the world that will help at the moment.

I don't know what else to do or to say.

Stacey, are you happy if I say something? Please, yeah.

Yeah.

First of all, was it Paul? Paul from Valley View was a little bit crackly at the start.

Thank you so much, Paul, for your concern and your interest and for taking the time to reach out to this person and to have a chat.

If you would be comfortable to do so, Paul, it would be great if you could leave your number with Stacey and we can follow up for you quickly and see what can be done through those providers that we have.

As I said...

Why isn't it making a dent if we're hearing, you know, even just in the last 10 minutes about two people sleeping rough on Adelaide streets? It just feels like, you know, there's not enough money in the world that will help at the moment.