“We're seeing significant increased demand at the front door of the shelter. Typically, this time of the year, our demand goes down, everybody gets a breather, but that hasn't happened this year. That's a worry. We typically add beds every winter, to respond to increased demand and obviously to the weather. We did not take our beds down from this winter, and we're looking at trying to add beds on top of that. So there's a space issue, for one, [and] there's a funding issue.”