And to make or to have to choose to kind of allocate those resources to do that, the time and the money to do that can be quite difficult.

Yeah, exactly.

We run a range of services in rural locations here in Gloucestershire, not just outreach services that we've offered in the past, but also community-based services and accommodation-based services.

And we've had to really adapt the way that they're delivered.

We have to approach it completely differently from within an urban location because, as you say, it's really difficult.

The travel network is just not there.

So in Gloucestershire, we've created a network of drop-in sites, which are based around food banks, community centres, libraries, and that type of thing, to try and give us as broad a reach as possible.

So, yes, I'm really kind of promising practice from those areas.