CSJP is a multi-faceted crime and violence prevention initiative of the Ministry of National Security which focuses on building community safety and security. The programme provides crime and violence prevention services to 28 vulnerable and volatile communities, and conducts institutional strengthening of the Ministry of National Security.
[CSJP, Monday, August 2, 2010]: Eighteen-year Keith Henry says his life has started afresh, bolstered by the hope and confidence he has gained from his new vocation – electrical installation.
[CSJP, Monday, July 26, 2010]: Goals 4 Life, the one of a kind programme for ‘ballers’ on the corners, is being piloted in the community of Waterhouse, following consultations and testing of its specially crafted life skills sessions. Official launch will take place at a later date after the pilot has been carefully evaluated.
[JIS, Thursday, July 22, 2010]: The Citizen Security and Justice Programme (CSJP) of the Ministry of National Security is taking a holistic approach to assisting residents of West Kingston in the aftermath of security operations in the area.
Teams in action at Waterhouse Goals 4 Life kick off
[CSJP, Wednesday, July 28, 2010]: When rain threatened a second postponement of the Waterhouse edition of CSJP’s Goals 4 Life initiative on July 28, footballers abandoned warm up and swung into action with determined residents. They dug channels and hoisted pails, clearing the field of water to make it regulation ready for kick off.
Marching Band performs at the August Town Emancipation Day celebrations
[CSJP, Monday, August 2, 2010]: Scores of residents braved the threat of rain to turn out on Monday for the second annual Emancipation Day celebrations in African Gardens Square, August Town in St. Andrew, part sponsored by the CSJP.
Trained social workers from West Kingston joined these trips as part of the counseling teams
[CSJP, Monday, July 26, 2010]: Residents of West Kingston are increasingly in the forefront of efforts to further develop their communities as choice places to live, work and grow.
CSJP and two private sector partners will soon unveil a major partnership arrangement using the medium of radio. The programme is being designed to support Government’s crime prevention and community safety agenda.
