Yeah, well, Caprica is a global health organization, Haiti is the start is not the end. So Haiti is where we're going to start our model and then be able to replicate not only the work from in Haiti, but to replicate what the world would need for public health. So the way we started, the cat capital was sooner as soon as I finish getting my mph in 2009. When I went to Haiti before the global research, two years prior, I did my whole dissertation on Caprica. And then to the NIH, when I started the organization, it was just literally a pen like this and a notepad. So I interview a couple of the leaders in the community with a whole needs assessment. Having gone there, I lose my the deficit, but I didn't want to go off what I know. But after interviewing folks, he realized, wow, this place has a lot of needs more than I actually expected. And here I am a pen and a pad zero budget. How do I start? Well, I start by talking with the young folks, those who finished college graduating, they had no job, no experience. And I said, here's an opportunity for us to change, hey, you say you want to change your community, you want to do better? Well, here's an opportunity. And I was very honest with them from the from the get go. So we did it as a school based health program in 20. folks to do health education, because I knew health education was curriculum training, you didn't have to have a lot of money to start, right. So instead of doing this health education in the schools, we slowly expanded to do in other health education in the community. And now, as I'm navigating this ship, I'm learning about partnership fundraising, and it's how I do my fundraising and bring some funds in and slowly but little we started training the staff hands on, all they have to do as requirement was basically be able to read write Creole, not French read and write Creole because crale is the main language of the Haitian folks, only 6% of the Haitian population really speaks French. And I wanted to do, I wanted them when they were doing their education to be able to do to anyone who would understand every Haitian speaks Creole, but not every Haitian speaks for understand French. So I want that eight year old person who then go to school at all that when they speaking that they can understand what was going on. And at the same time, they also had to have the desire to want to change their communities, because they start with a desire, then reputation, you have to have a clean reputation. So every single person was bested. But actually, other people don't want to know about this person because they live there. So you couldn't hide. Right? Doesn't they live there. So here's how we basically started to mobilize the organization. And then from that point on, we started to bring in the other health services, like the medical health services, realizing that 70% of the community had no access to health services. In this, that's how I was able to bring in doctors, volunteer nurses, and then sort of to do more prevention, more mental health, more development, and then integrate youth in a program as well.