ALT Angela Constance, Cabinet Secretary for Justice, holds a sign that reads: 'Community justice is when people who have broken the law serve a sentence in the community. It means less crime and fewer victims across Scotland'

ALT A group photo with Community Justice Glasgow team members and Angela Constance

ALT A corridor with lots of posters on the wall, including a Life Changing Sentence poster with the text 'I was assigned a social work and it put my life on a different path'

ALT A storage/communal room. There is a Life Changing Poster on the wall next to a lift. The poster reads 'My neighbour did unpaid work and now we share pride in our parks'

ALT Perspective from the top of a flight of stairs. There is a poster on the wall at the bottom of the stairs that reads 'Community justice is when people who have broken the law serve a sentence in the community. It means less crime and fewer victims across Scotland'

ALT Three posters in a row on a shop front with signage that reads 'Scotland Carpets & Flooring'

ALT Ten posters in a row displayed on black hoarding

ALT One poster displayed at a road junction

ALT One poster displayed on a pillar in Perth

ALT Two large posters with people holding billboards and one with text only outside Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow

ALT Two large posters with people holding billboards and one with text only on North Bridge in Edinburgh

ALT Two large posters with people holding billboards and one with text only on Brunswick Road in Edinburgh

ALT Two large posters with people holding billboards and one with text only in Portobello, Edinburgh

ALT A man on a beach boardwalk holding a sign that says "I was assigned a social worker. And it put my life on a different path."

ALT A woman standing in a tunnel holding a sign that reads "That's a #LifeChangingSentence"