So the seed was planted at 4 years old because of my dad. Right now Vietnam veterans make up the largest population of veterans. We have some WWII and Korean veterans who are homeless, but Vietnam veterans had such a hard time coming home. They never really felt welcomed, so their transition into civilian life was a little tougher than the other combat veterans from the other wars. We do have treatment for them now, but it's an issue of getting funding.
Veterans make up one-third of the homeless population.
That's roughly 275,000 men and women. So we started combatting a new issue this year with the female veterans. However, these veterans have received some good press and awareness this year, and people, hopefully, are starting to know that this issue is a bigger problem than they had thought. I've testified twice. The first time was in front of the Joint Session of Veteran's Health and Veteran's Benefits.