The State Coordinator of PROERD RS, Lieutenant Colonel Cilon Freitas da Silva stated, “It is an important moment to energize the instructors and update them. It is the time to align with the strategies of the command to provide an improvement in the quality of life and prevent this from being caused by drugs and violent attitudes, in addition to encouraging and motivating the Military Police for the upcoming school year.”
The training concluded with all 300 PROERD officers conducting school visitations in Lajeado on the last day of the seminar, promoting quality of life and educating students on drug prevention strategies.
Fighting extremism, reinforcing peaceful existence part of dedicated Bahraini approach led by HM King: Ambassador
Washington, Jan. 28 (BNA): Fighting extremism and promoting peaceful coexistence are integral components of a dedicated joint Bahraini – D.A.R.E. International approach led by His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, with the support of the government headed by His...
Whitbourne RCMP Constable Named Officer of the Year
Constable Sarah Bass, pictured here with her four-year-old son, was recently named 2020 Officer of the Year by Atlantic Women in Law Enforcement. Constable Sarah Bass didn’t grow up dreaming of becoming a police officer, but many people are glad life led her in that...
Richmond RCMP Officer Recognized for Drug Awareness Work
A Richmond RCMP officer was recently recognized for her work educating youth on how to resist falling victim to drug abuse. Const. Baljinder Kandola, who has been a police officer for 19 years and is the coordinator of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.)…
The Kingdom of Bahrain’s 49th National Day
For more than a decade, the Kingdom of Bahrain has taught the D.A.R.E. program in its schools, most recently adding the myPlaybook: Core high school curriculum. His Excellency Sh. Abdulla bin Rashed Al Khalifa, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Bahrain to the United...
Sheriff Howard enjoys speaking with local students for many reasons, and one of them is to raise awareness about the dangers with drugs.
Sheriff Howard enjoys speaking with local students for many reasons, and one of them is to raise awareness about the dangers with drugs.
Apache Junction Has a New Drug-Prevention Group
“Stand Up AJ” is to replace a drug-prevention coalition that started serving Apache Junction in 2008 and is dissolving. A drug-prevention group forming in Apache Junction recently held a Zoom meeting with 27 participants. They ranged from law-enforcement officials to educators and National Guard Counter Drug Task Force representatives.
Brazil Training Center Awarded Re-Accreditation Certificate
D.A.R.E. America/International congratulates the Military Brigade PROERD Training Center, of the State of Rio Grande do Sul (RS) for their success in achieving re-accredited status. On September 2019, two regional directors from D.A.R.E. America/International traveled...
Thailand Re-Opens Schools
The D.A.R.E. Program is active and thriving in Thailand during COVID-19 re-opening of schools. Pictured in these photos is Police Captain Suphaphan Lamlua, Deputy Inspector General of the Police Investigation Division Region 4 in Mueang District, Khon Kaen Province...
Mount Moriah Teen Reminding Others to Stay Safe and Reach Out if They Need Help
Jenna Boardman has been in positions where she’s felt pressured by peers to try drugs or alcohol. “People have offered me stuff all the time,” said the 15-year-old from Mount Moriah. When that happens the Level 1 student at Corner Brook Regional High puts to use the…
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