Charity using art to help rehabilitate inmates
Inmates say it is "rewarding" to create artwork and sell it online with the help of a charity.
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"Artwork really gives people a chance to do meaningful activity towards rehabilitation and to support better choices."
— Laura Joy , Activist
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Inmates say it is "rewarding" to create artwork and sell it online with the help of a charity.
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