That's amazing. And thank you for that. I you know, one interesting thing too about our programs that I want to note, right, is that they really focus. When you talk about mental health, you think of it a lot of people and fairly see mental health and addressing the challenges is like, oh, crisis intervention, we have to it's just about suicide, right? And yes, that is so important that we have to have resources out there for that. And we have to continue to build those. But at the same time, we also have to think a little bit about upstream, right? How do we prevent getting to that point? How do we support each other before there's a mental health challenge or saying to someone else, hey, I noticed like, you know, you're not coming to class recently, or you've been missing, you know, soccer practice for the past few weeks. And so we look at our programs as sort of a spectrum from everything from prevention, right at the top to intervention. And so one of those programs that you were just talking about is the be there certificate. And that's really where that conversation starts. And this really became apparent during the pandemic, right at the beginning of the pandemic, where people were sharing check in on your loved ones, or checking on your neighbors, like, ask them how they're doing. And that's so important. But nobody was having that second part of the conversation, which is, but what do I do? If my brother or my neighbor or whoever that you're checking in with, says, I'm not in a good place? Or I'm feeling extremely anxious? I need help, what do you do in that situation? And so I knew about this organization called jack.org. They're a Canadian organization, they're doing incredible work up there. And they had created this platform called be there. And it walks young people through how to have these conversations. And it's totally for free. It's available online within with any you know, device with an internet browser. I was so impressed by that suite, sort of during the pandemic, especially when when physical programs weren't available to young people because of lock downs. We had to get this platform this this platform out to the world. So we partnered with Jack Dorsey to highlight be there.org we quickly learned that young people are overwhelmingly interested in this, they were so excited to see that this program exists. And they were so excited to learn. But we also learned that they sort of wanted proof that they had gone through it right or they wanted that thing that shows the world that I've completed this that I've learned about this. So I called her friends a doctor or guy said hey, this is awesome. We'll highlight be there forever. But I want to work together with you on this. I want to create something that you get a little bit more of tangible validation for doing this you dive a little bit more deeper into the skills and most of all, making it available to as many people as possible especially across North America. together over the past year we created the be there certificate it. So the be there certificate is available totally free in English, French and Spanish. And it's available to you on any device that has an internet browser. What's so important to young people is that again, this is out there in the world, right? Young people are already sort of searching for how do I support a friend? Or what do I do if a friend is sharing with me that they've been feeling really sad lately, and the information is out there, right? Like you can go find certain things. But that's part of the problem there. It's fragmented, right? You're You're, you're a young person in a sea of information, trying to figure out what works best. So we felt it was really important to sort of condense a lot of these best principles into one programming platform that young people can go through, and then earn a certificate in at the end that shares with the world that I am, I am trained and be there certificate, I am knowledgeable about how to be there for someone in my life. And most of all, like, right, they're excited to do that. They're excited to put this on their LinkedIn or their resume. And that's awesome to see. Because you're saying to the world, right, I am someone who cares about people in my life and my family, in my school and my workplace. I mean, that, yes, right. Like, we're excited to put these achievements on LinkedIn. But it says so much more than just a box to check, right? It says so much about who you are. And so it's been really heartening to see young people out there, doing just that, sharing it with the world and seeing people of all, you know, of my generation, I'm 35. And above, who are doing the same thing, right? They see young people doing this, they're inspired to do that, both for themselves, but also for the young people in their lives. There's really something for everybody in all of this. So I say it's a program for young people. But it's also at the end of program for people of all ages. So if you are out there, I invite everyone to check it out. Again, it'll betherecertificate.org.