HELPING
THE EX-
YOUNG OFFENDER
Duncan has just
joined our project, he has been involved
with crime since the
age of 10.
While in and out of youth
custody he has used
the
opportunities to gain various
qualifications. He now
wants to
build a new life and start again.
We are here to
help him and
support him as he prepares for
college. We
believe he can make
it and give something back to society.
THE
SMILE
SAYS IT ALL:
We welcome Catherine, a university graduate, who has joined
our Reconcile Project to work with young people with drug
problems in the community.
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 SOCIALLY
EXCLUDED AND NO PLACE TO GO.
Many
of the young people we communicate with have first hand
experience of social exclusion. They have made mistakes in the
past and are trying to deal with the present moment. They find
many doors closed and no one there to support Them try and give
them a voice and act on their behalf.
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We
welcome
back Steve
Steve has had
problems with drugs and crime in the past. He has now put all
that behind him and is working with our organisation. He has a
bright future and is a great asset to our work. He is a living
proof that things can really get better. Steve is now on a
counselling course and is helping other addicts face up to their
problems. Our client group find him easy to talk to. |
VALERIE
WE STILL THINK
OF YOU
Valerie is
a good friend of Edges and has frequently visited our Drop
In Centre over the years.
We stand with you in your
difficulties and still think of you
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