To play devil's advocate, perhaps we'd get more bang for our buck in this case. This particular group of people are very homogenous; same place physically, sim

To play devil's advocate, perhaps we'd get more bang for our buck in this case. This particular group of people are very homogenous; same place physically, similar skills, similar experience. I would hazard that these similarities would make a program to assist them cheaper than helping the same number of other people who are much less homogenous. Cheaper and more effective to help them now than dropping them into the general purpose help mechanisms.