VIDEO: Second Chances | Over 90% of Former Gang Members Remain at ABICE
Thirty former members of the 2 Drilly and Grays Farm Killers gang, who left school early, were given a second chance at the Antigua and Barbuda Institute of Continuing Education.
Counselor Charlesworth Browne praised Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s initiative, which generously funded their schooling and supported their pursuit of meaningful jobs.

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