a presence there and are very involved with the work that Urban Seed does. That's primarily a couple of things. We run an open lunch every day out of the basement of the building, and that feeds around about 60 people who struggle with various issues like homelessness, unemployment, mental illness, various kinds of addiction. Gillian: Hello, I'm Gillian and I live in the Adelaide Hills in South Australia, and I've been involved for the last eight years with marginalised people in that district, partly through people in the prison, and then when they come out, helping them get established, and also through the church that I belong to. We have a free meal every Sunday night but we try and have as our prime concern, relationship building rather than just feeding, so we have a nice two-course meal and we try and serve people in a way that perhaps just you and I might get served by our Mum or somebody special. Many people have nobody who's special, who they are special to. And the other thing it's very associated with faith from my perspective in that am I understanding the questions that I've had over the years that many of the things that churches have been doing to so-called help people, haven't really worked, because the foundational problem is a lack of love and a lack of relationship. And so I guess one of the reasons I've come here is because from what I've heard from Dave and