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>>>My understanding was he'd gone to a vicars house upon >>>being released from prison, but could not settle, and >>>joined the ja, so a referal or self referal from >>>another Christian team. > >That seems about right. > >>>My understanding was he was quite mercilessly bullied >>>at the farm, and took a vehicle, driving round to >sort >>>his head out, and the ja reported the vehicle stolen, >>>Andy had mental health issues at the time. > >Can't say I saw the bullying as I didnt live at the >Farm at that time. I'm sure it went on but there will >always be an element of fractiousness, especially at a >place housing 30-40 young lads. > >>>When Andy served his sentence for the theft, he came >>>back to the farm, I know for a fact Andy was suicidal >>>in prison. > >So, the JA held no grudge and welcomed him back? > >>>When Andy got back to the farm, he was bullied again, >>>he had no money, you took his benefits, so he took >>>another vehicle and went to Scotland, buying food off >>>the fuel card, you reported him again, and he went to >>>a Scottish prison, I haven't heard from him since, so >>>he may have committed suicide. > >C'mon, what else were the JA expected to so? He stole >a car. It's not like you cant get away for a few days >or week etc - I used to go see my folks in Scotland >more often than I do now. If he needed a break he >could have spent some time with friends/relatives? > >>>I blame the ja for not helping enough, and you didn't >>>stop him being bullied, he was a confused bullied >>>suicidal young man, and he ran away from you, so >>>hardly the helping organisation you pretend to be ja. > >Looks like other Christian organisations couldn't help >and the JA tried to help twice but ultimately failed. >The community doesn't fit all nor can it help all. > >Personally I hope that no harm has come to Andy and >that he's doing well in whatever he's up to but to lay >blame on the JA seeing that they took him in when >others wouldn't is a bit rich. By your own admission >Andy had mental health issues before he met the JA. > >Whilst I admit that communal living and the intense >nature of the JA at times could excaserbate these, the >JA were clearly not the cause and did nothing other >than to help. I presume you would have suggested just >allowing Andy to wander aroung the UK in a stolen car >ambling back when he felt like it?
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