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Certificate of Participation in the Training Course on Field Formations for Volunteer Teams and Organizational Methods at the Al Ain Police Officers Club

https://lnkd.in/dNB6MhM3 Prevent duty training: Learn how to support people susceptible to radicalisation Prevent sits alongside long-established safeguarding duties on professionals to protect people from a range of other harms such as substance abuse, involvement in gangs and physical and sexual exploitation.  Prevent is one part of the government's overall counter-terrorism strategy, CONTEST. The aim of Prevent is to: - tackle the ideological causes of terrorism  - intervene early to support people susceptible to radicalisation  - enable people who have already engaged in terrorism to disengage and rehabilitate Who Prevent duty training is for  This training is for people working in sectors covered by the Prevent duty, such as:  - education - health - local authorities - police - criminal justice agencies (prisons, probation, youth justice) - Other sectors that are not covered by the Prevent duty may also complete this training. Prevent duty courses In these training courses, you will learn about: -the Prevent duty -different extremist ideologies that can lead to terrorism  -the risk around radicalisation and your supportive role -making a Prevent referral that is both informed and made with good intention -the interventions and support available

Want to share and discuss your feedback and advice about support services and resources available to people affected by sexual misconduct? You can participate if you’re 18 or older, affected by sexual misconduct and are a CAF member, former CAF member/Veteran, DND public service employee, Cadet, Junior Canadian Ranger, or a family member, loved one or caregiver of someone affected by sexual misconduct in this community. It’s essential that we hear from individuals with diverse backgrounds, experiences, perspectives, and locations. People in this community are sharing ideas and recommendations in the SMSRC Community Consultations in any or all these ways: • virtual group sessions (anonymous and non-anonymous, on MS Teams) • individual discussions (by phone or virtual on MS Teams) • in writing (by email) The topics for March 2024 sessions are: • the development of the SMSRC’s upcoming Informal Peer Support Group service and • Terms of Reference for Community Consultations We invite you to tell us if you want to participate in one or both sessions as soon as you can. We will send the session schedule to you in February. We invite you to share your interest by completing and sending us the form at the link below. This is not a commitment to participate. A member of the SMSRC Partnerships Team will reach out to arrange a confidential discussion with you during which they’ll provide information and discuss processes, safety, confidentiality, anonymity, and options for participation with you. Learn more and find out how you can tell us you’re interested: https://lnkd.in/ec9Tnccw #SMSRCCommunityConsultations

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https://buff.ly/3TtFIk8 The recent Professional Development seminar, led by Paul Matthews, highlights a fantastic opportunity for experienced police officers to have their skills and research formally recognised through accreditation. It’s great to see the value of police expertise being acknowledged in this way, and I encourage this to be circulated widely across the policing profession. However, it’s also a reminder of the missed potential—previous policies from the NPCC and government moved away from enabling a wider range of officers to reap the benefits of Higher Education. Modern policing is undeniably operating at a graduate level, and it’s vital that we continue to recognise this. Let’s ensure that the hard-earned knowledge of police professionals is properly accredited and appreciated. https://lnkd.in/erGRUUru.

Try it you might like it. Policing practice and leadership Grow your knowledge and understanding of policing with this collection of free learning resources, bought to you by the Department for Policing at The Open University. https://lnkd.in/eguDec5e

If you are a state policymaker (or advise one), consider legislation that requires the national recommended amount of AVI training for law enforcement agencies and SROs. This training is critically needed to save the lives of both victims and first responders in the event of a mass shooting.

Attention: RCMP Secwepemc Rural , Bsttle Street & North Kamloops Detachment Chief of Police: (Interpol, Sir Michael Hill, WDC, RCMP Commissioners Brenda Lucki, Michael Ducheme, RCMP Watch Commanders Sasha Fesenko. James Toye, Jason Bayda, Matthew Cree). (RCMP Recruitment Telecommunications Division (2012) Courtenay BC) Living in dangerous circumstances on the street, without a home, (a university educated ,Preparatory School raised Sales & Administration Professional (35 Years), nil history of recreational experimentation, (narcotics or elicit street drugs), nil history of mental health issues nor breakdown). I, Brenda Lee Anne Walsh have absolutely no street smarts or skills to address or adapt to the dangerous circumstances that arise. Canada does NOT have immediate recourse other than 911, to address threats, hostility or escalating violence towards women, violated under the Trudeau Government, denied housing under the Trudeau Government, despite a 35 Year Tax Foundation. Message centers for RCMP should be standard protocol to address & investigate crime & criminals in the community. Please officiate a formal apology to the UNNAMED administrator who left two messages on my voice-mail regarding policies and procedures with voice-mail messages Last week, following a threatening incident (Thursday 8AM forward) I called Secwepemc RCMP to address matters with Watch Commander Sasha Fesenko, who has an Official Copy of my Official Statement to Sir Michael Hill & Michael Hill Head Office Corporate Australia (Leave of Absence Crime Disclosure January 6 2017) that has cost my daughter & I , almost everything. Diamonds and Diamond Stock are big business, & I represent & honoured THE NATIONAL COMPETITOR TO THE CANADIAN DIAMOND INDUSTRY AND STOCK ALLOCATIONS. I have waited seven years for those named in Leave of Absence Crime Disclosure and Karen Elizabeth Fisher Radic to be addressed, investigated & charged simultaneous to a Federal Protection Order for Brenda Lee Anne Walsh. Former PM Stephen Harper Economist would confirm my Employment Rights have been completely violated and my safety , as a long standing tax payer and a MOTHER have been placed at risk. I was blatantly rude to a professional young staff member , in my rage, & ask for her forgiveness at this time. Please accept my apology for my behavior, my anger & hatred for incompetent PM Trudeau, was misdirected, & a result of the void of police protection for organized crime witnesses in Canada. Seven years without Justice has played a heavy toll on my life, with RCMP grossly underfunded, understaffed & without specialized administration for organized crime circumstances, places Canadians at risk, & below Commonwealth Standards. This circumstances is the direct result of unethical politicians without appropriate education, now elected officials THE authority over our nation & our mismanged tax directives. Happy Mother's Day Brenda Lee Anne Walsh