Connecting with Community

And, you know, and that's that's I generally would do. And for residents, I think, yeah, they got a lot of fun activity that organised maybe for the Paris Council they can they can join. So that's really good to think about, you know, their connecting with their neighbours, understanding what's out there, you know, so a lot of providers do attend those fairs. And how can we stay supported or connected with our community or healthcare providers during the summer months? I think unless you go on for a very long holiday, so I think that's, you know, like you from the the 12 things that you consider sort of still keeping up with your meds, get, you know, understanding of, you know, if you're not sure of it still, you know, go to your health professional, pharmacist, GP to check in with your, you know, medications and, you know, be self-aware of, you know, of your key people that you might, you haven't connected for a long time but you'd like to connect like your neighbours, if you haven't seen them for a little while, that might be a good time because people are happy, more open, probably in the summer to be connected. So yeah, there's plenty of opportunities. Thank you. And lastly, what would a healthy summer look like? Can you paint a picture of what that looks like for you, a healthy summer for the community? I think a proportion of people might really enjoy that little break with their family because it's longer school holidays and yeah, people out and about and really enjoying different activities organised by different organisations. So that's, yeah, that's a good, yeah, a good time to connect.