Hi Andres, We are already working in communities, but we are all volunteers - nobody gets paid for this work right now and that's the beauty of it - people get involved with rugby clubs because they love the ethos - RESPECT, DISCIPLINE, SOLIDARITY, PASSION and INTEGRITY - which permeates through the sport and those involved. We work with youth who, through no fault of their own, don't have mentors, don't have adults to look up too for encouragement and support. We form rugby clubs that are managed by the youth, that are built around them and their needs. Then we instill those five core values and work them hard in training sessions to form teams. Through this, they begin to understand their roles in their families and their communities and gradually implement those values into their lives. They form life-long friendships, understand the value of camaraderie and respect for each other because, to be a rugby player, you have to know and appreciate the value of those around you.