Mary: So to the last question. What do you think is a good citizen?
Joanne: I think considering what your ... how your actions will impact on others really, from the community perspective helping others really, and speaking to your neighbours, and just trying to help people really.
Mary: So thinking about how your actions will impact on other people, and actually actively helping people?
Joanne: Yeah, yeah if you think ... possibly being more friendly. I think we live in quite a closed society but if ... you know if you feel that someone next door to you or someone that you see on the street, or on the bus needs help you know ask them, see if you can help them no matter how small, I think things like that make a good citizen.
Mary: Right.
Joanne: And I think working here there's ... opened that up for myself as well really.
Mary: Okay, so being aware of what people need ...
Joanne: Yeah.
Mary: ... and trying to do something even if quite a small thing.
Joanne: Yeah, just a smile ... think maybe even like just saying hello to some people ...
Mary: Right.
Joanne: ... there's a lot of elderly people that possibly don't speak with anybody. And a lot of the students here I think, and particularly ... maybe the younger ones who are perhaps unaccompanied, this might be the only form of contact that they have when they come to the centre, so I think it's really valuable to say hello to them and give them ... even if it's just a small amount of time, 'hello how are you' makes a good ...
Mary: That's really interesting.