 but it also enabled parents to pay for essentials like housing, groceries, daycare. And as a result, parents no longer had to fear losing their kids to the foster system due to economic adversity. Ms. Hilton, during your time advocating for children and families, I assume you've met former foster youth who have expressed that they would have been helped by economic support or that that would have helped them avoid being in foster care. Is that true? And if so, do you have any stories to share?