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Tyler says: “I just felt like I wanted to go back to prison for a couple of months really. When you’re in there you’re just … it is a bit of a break like.”
JimBob says: “If people had that opportunity, like LandWorks has given me, then the community and people would be paid off in the long run ‘cos they’d get stuff back and at the minute they don’t give you that chance.”
Benjy says: “It’s like a family thing. It’s good. It’s decent like…”
Shadar Haran says: “This place has changed me for the better”
Tony says: “… coming here I call it work and probably a safe haven…”
Ben says: “that one person can actually give you a lot of your spark back. I think this place is brilliant for that”
Greg says: “We all make mistakes, and we all learn from them eventually. Some learn a bit quicker than others, but we all learn from them.”
Joshua says: “It’s all being part of an acceptance … me feeling accepted and me accepting other people. It’s a two-way thing”
Cassandra says: ‘Rebellions are built on hope…”
Mark says: “It’s just kept me out of trouble. It keeps me on the straight and narrow really.”

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