Our International teams, especially on the ground in India and Africa, are frequently facing significant challenges and financial obstacles due to their local culture and dynamics, such as requiring a more visible profile in order to support larger numbers of running groups internationally in third world countries, like India or countries within Africa. It is much more demanding than in the UK due to the need being more numerically extensive and visible. In comparison to the UK, where we can only facilitate a maximum group of fifteen children per course, in these countries, they accommodate hundreds of orphans at any one time when they are running our programmes. Additionally, the expectations are greater in that the leaders are expected to provide a meal for the children as well. They can also experience significant difficulties with their technology systems when facilitating their programmes due to using outdated computers, printers or no internet access and, even the simple task of printing materials can be troublesome due to their excessive cost and lack of equipment. It is to their credit that they have been able to improvise extremely well in order to make the resources available to every child and teen in their areas.