The Trust’s overseas activities were first started in United Kingdom in 1998.Raj Durbar a social organisation in London, UK had organized a drama for raising funds for the Trust. Girls of High worth Grammar School Kent, had also organized fund raising projects for DREAM Trust. Soroptimist International had organized a treasure hunt as fund raising project.

Mrs. Jenny Hirst, President of the IDDT(Insulin Dependent Diabetes Trust),
Northampton is actively involved in the fulfilling the objectives of DREAM Trust. She has created awareness about the Trust through her articles. IDDT regularly sends supply of insulin pens, meters and other accessories. IDDT has also sponsored 23 diabetic children of DREAM Trust.

Mrs. Mary Hayes a juvenile diabetic since the age of 10 years and Specialist Diabetes Educator of UK has been donating accessories required for these diabetic children regularly. She has been delivering talks on DREAM Trust at schools & other institutions in UK. Both Mary & her husband Allan, organize various fund – raising activities to create awareness of DREAM Trust.

Mrs. Mary and her husband, Allan, visited DREAM Trust, Nagpur in year 2000, just to meet these diabetic children . They had the opportunity to meet the juvenile diabetic children at DREAM Trust along with their parents and also visit the homes of some of them. Mrs. Mary Hayes addressed a gathering of doctors and shared her experiences going through the hurdles and overcoming them with pride & dignity, in her life.

British Diabetic Association, in their official magazine-BALANCE- Nov/Dec 1998 issue had published an article "Where have all the girls gone?" The article written by Dr. Sharad Pendsey, evoked a tremendous response and helped the Trust activities.