Dozens of Liberians who were earlier this year repatriated from a refugee camp in Ghana are attempting to adjust to their new lives after years away and are hoping for more support from the government agency, the Liberia Refugee, Repatriation and Resettlement Commission (LRRRC), which is currently housing them. "I am praying hopefully and asking LRRRC what they promised me to give it to me so that I can get (back, ed.) on my feet because I am an auto mechanic, a driver, and an excavator operator," says Timothy Jackson, a returnee and father of three. "And they promised that they were going to give us a job which are skillful, and this is the job that I am looking forward to and also houses that they planned to give us." IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES