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Did you know 19% of young people think about leaving home due to arguments at least on a monthly basis.

Before mediation the arguments were almost disastrous. There was never a good outcome of any arguments. It would start of over something silly and then it would just escalate.

SAM, 16

Truthfully when I heard about [mediation] I think I met with one of the workers and she was talking about it and I was like “this isn’t gonna work!” …I thought it was a bit of a storytelling thing y’know it didn’t sound like it was my cuppa tea.

RYAN, 15

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