Robbie once lived in a world of crime and drugs. Now he helps others turn their lives around

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Robbie once lived in a world of crime and drugs. Now he helps others turn their lives around
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While there is no data on drug misuse in the Muslim community, Robbie Hamza says the issue is 'bigger than we think'.

Because recovery is the process of returning to their "original state", Mr Fenj says Muslims who want to recover are trying to rediscover their identity and reconnect with their faith.

"It's important not to judge … [but] empower them with the welcome and the love and the respect," he said.Sarah helps women in her community who have experienced domestic violence, homelessness, and are in rehabilitation. Sarah, who only wanted to use her first name because she has served time in jail, turned her life around after rehabilitation.A new environment often helps people find hope.

"Instead of calling people to deal drugs, how about [bringing] them to fun and positive activities?" she said.

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