landing management. We want to acknowledge that we are on the traditional territory of many indigenous nations, and currently we're in the ancestral homeland of the Ohlone ramatush peoples. If you want to learn a little bit more about that, you can go to native land.ca. To learn more. All right, so for our agenda, you can also see it up here with the times, but we'll be doing welcome and introductions right now. We'll do an overview of the alcove center and what all COVID centers are and what they look like. We'll also do an activity where we're going to be envisioning our communities, and then we're going to talk about next steps in a closing So to start us off, I'd like to get a chance to get to know you all a bit better. If we can all share our name, pronouns and why we want to join the alcove Youth Advisory Group, I can start us off. My name is Rubi Salazar, pronouns, she her and hers. I work with Youth Leadership Institute, and I really want to be part of alcove, because it's a really unique center. I've lived in Half Moon Bay. I grew up in Half Moon Bay. I graduated from Half Moon Bay High School, and being in this community, I realized that there's not a lot of services that youth are really like, they're free, that youth can access. When I was growing up here, I know that the coast side clinic and behavioral health clinic is like, one of the only centers, and then we have dignity health urgent care that just recently opened up. But other than that, there's not other services that are easily, easily accessible to you. And one of the unique things about the alcove center is that you all the Yeah, gets to decide. The Youth Advisory Group gets to decide every single process of what the center looks like, what services are going to be there, and they're all going to be free to you, or very low cost as well. So we're really, I'm really excited to work with you all to develop what the alcove center in Half Moon Bay will look like.