It isn't just the funding, though. It isn't just the cash. It takes people, relationships, and communities to make the most of the opportunities, to be ambitious and to dream. So at Ōtorohanga Kiwi House—fabulous little place, been around for 50 years, so many of us may have visited—they are embracing all of the opportunities. They're supporting a range of new staff. They've got two extra trainee keepers. They've got an apprentice carpenter—so a big shout-out to Hayze; he's doing some amazing work up there as they go to rebuild their Kiwi House. It isn't just support for wages, for tools, for getting these young people to get their driver's licences, but the mentoring needed to make sure that they don't just get a job but they stay there and they become really great contributing citizens in the future.