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Frankie says: “Coming out to LandWorks has been a breath of fresh air…”
Jarvis says: “It makes me anxious just to do that normal stuff…”
Peter says: “So, I think ending up in jail… it done me a favour, really…”
Brett says: “it’s been the best time of my life really because I’ve finally managed to get clean after all those years of trying…”
George says: “it’s my family doing the prison sentence now…”
Joe says: “this is more about rehabilitation and getting your head sorted, than kind of digging away at a roadside…”
Benny says: “I always say to them, look if you’ve got the choice, you know you don’t go”
Rachel says: “You need to give people the opportunity to improve their lives and to live”
Troy says: “if I’d gone to a place like this, it would have probably stopped me going in the second time…”
Marshall says: “just coming out here clears my head…”

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