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A crime prevention initiative of the Ministry of National Security.
The Citizen Security Programme (CSP) is an initiative of the Ministry of National Security whose objective is that of contributing to the reduction in crime and violence in ‘high needs’ pilot communities in Trinidad, through the financing of preventative interventions addressing the most proximal and modifiable risk factors.
Operating as usual
29/11/2019
Although the nation is wary of the police, Onika stands firm as a symbol of hope, determined to do her job in spite of distrust from the people she’s sworn to protect.
25/11/2019
I Am Citizen
When life knocks us down, how do we cope? I Am Citizen is now available online and on CNC3. Tune in every Friday as we share the stories of Gary, Camika and Onika and their journey to a better life
22/11/2019
Broken families, divided communities and empty pockets are the tools provided in the “ghetto”. Onika sets an example for her community and explains that “ghetto” is a frame of mind.
15/11/2019
Camika opens a door to closure and what she finds on the other side will break your heart
08/11/2019
Pain and abuse welcome Camika’s eldest daughter as she relives her mother’s past.
01/11/2019
His father left him with demons. Now Daniel must grapple with himself to stop the wheel of abuse from turning
25/10/2019
20 years of hell. Follow Camika’s story and see what it takes to escape.
18/10/2019
Never give up! No relationship is dead, it can always be salvaged. Watch Gary turn his life around and do right by his son.
11/10/2019
Gary stood trial in court now he must do it again, this time, in the streets of T&T. See Gary’s journey to redemption
04/10/2019
Think you’re in a cage and end up in a real one. Follow Gary’s story from prison to freedom.
04/09/2019
Congratulations to Shania Peters, 2nd place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Song Writing, age 18-25
04/09/2019
Congratulations to Aaron Suite, 1st place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Song Writing, age 18-25
04/09/2019
Congratulations to , place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Song Writing, age 18-25
03/09/2019
Congratulations to Shade Edwards , 1st place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Song Writing, age 13-17
03/09/2019
Congratulations to Quinn Alexander, 3rd place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Song Writing, age 13-17
03/09/2019
Congratulations to Faith Charles , 2nd place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Song Writing, age 13-17
02/09/2019
Congratulations to Alexandra Stewart, 2nd place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Video/Photography, age 18-25
02/09/2019
Congratulations to Elechi Todd, 3rd place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Video/Photography, age 18-25
02/09/2019
Congratulations to Danica St. John, 2nd place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Video/Photography, age 13-17
02/09/2019
Congratulations to Shari Petti, 1st place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Video/Photography, age 18-25
01/09/2019
Congratulations to Christina Ramkissoon, 1st place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Video/Photography, age 13-17
01/09/2019
Congratulations to Cindy Harnarine-Johnatty, 3rd place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Video/Photography, age 13-17
31/08/2019
Congratulations to Elechi Todd, 3rd place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Visual Art, age 18-25
31/08/2019
Congratulations to Ife Alexander, 1st Place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Visual Art, age 18-25
31/08/2019
Congratulations to Hassiba Mohammed, 2nd place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Visual Art, age 18-25
30/08/2019
Congratulations to Sumayyah Asgarali, 1st Place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Visual Art, age 13-17
30/08/2019
Congratulations to Surekha Ramdhan, 2nd Place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Visual Art, age 13-17
30/08/2019
Congratulations to Faith Ramlal, 3rd Place winner of the Citizen Art Competition! Category: Visual Art, age 13-17
19/11/2018
CSP International Men's Day 2018 Greeting
07/11/2018
The Positives In T&T
https://www.facebook.com/thepositivesintt/videos/1868223979956960/?modal=admin_todo_tour
At age 14, Trinidadian born Ernest Nurse migrated to the USA, and fell victim to a life of crime and gang violence. At age 19 he was arrested and sentenced to 25 years to Life Imprisonment for murder. Whiles serving his Prison sentence at a Maximum Security Prison in the USA, he meet Claudette Spencer, a brilliant outspoken American Attorney at Law and Civil Rights Activist who was investigating an incident of Ku Klux Klan activity at Elmira Correctional Facility in New York. Ernest was interviewed by Claudette who went on to become his beacon of hope, inspiration, mentor and eventually - his Wife.
Throughout the years in-spite of his very dark circumstances, he found the Courage to Transform into a Beacon of Positive light, enrolling in every positive program offered in the Prison. From earning a Degree, to becoming a Teacher, Musician, Chef, and Positive Mentor to others serving lifetime in Prison.
After a long hard fight, he was eventually released, and returned to Trinidad where he went on to accomplish extraordinary and distinguish work in Trinidad & Tobago. From working with destitute and homeless kids on the streets of Trinidad & Tobago to mediating and encouraging peace and non violent behaviour in the Deadliest of Communities in Trinidad & Tobago.
He went on to save Countless Lives from a life of Crime and Deviant behaviour to say the least. His amazing wife Claudette wrote a Best Selling book. An autobiography titled, “Memoirs of A Prison Lawyer - Prison Wife”.
This book is an absolute Movie by any means, and a must have, and must read! We present to you this Documentary. An extract from the book based on the True Life Story of these two extra-ordinary people. Thank you very much Claudette Spencer-Nurse for writing this book which has become a fountain of light, and education for People, in and out of Prison. We salute your courage, love, faith and distinguished example.
The book is available at these links:
Barnes and Noble - https://bit.ly/2F76SJQ
Amazon - https://amzn.to/2DrtYcx
If you would love to get in Touch with Claudette Spencer-Nurse, you can contact here at (868) 620 0413 or (868) 348 4458
25/09/2018
Breaking the cycle at TTfilmFest
Breaking the Cycle and Camika were well received with a standing ovation at the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival.
25/09/2018
To break the cycle, we must first speak up! Thank you to Camika and her family for opening up about the effects of domestic violence and spreading the message that Change Is Possible.
25/09/2018
One in three women are victims of domestic abuse. It is a tragedy that happens in every sector of society regardless of class, race, religion, education or gender. Breaking The Cycle is Camika’s story of how she moved from victim to survivor. The documentary was premiered at the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival on Monday 24th September 2018.
31/12/2017
Ring in your best year yet! Here's to a fresh start of brighter and more exciting journeys. Happy New Year from CSP and the Ministry of National Security.
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#63A Mucurapo Road
Port Of Spain
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| Monday | 08:00 - 16:30 |
| Tuesday | 08:00 - 16:30 |
| Wednesday | 08:00 - 16:30 |
| Thursday | 08:00 - 16:30 |
| Friday | 08:00 - 16:30 |
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I Am Citizen
EPISODE 10 – Despacito (Onika)
Breaking the cycle at TTfilmFest
Break the silence before it breaks you! Call the Domestic Violence Hotline at 800 – SAVE (7283) if you are a victim or perpetrator.
A good citizen never resorts to violence. Stop, stay calm and think before you react. #IAMCitizen
Think before you react to put an end to domestic violence. #Stop #StayCalm #Think #BeAGoodCitizen
We've extended the competition so there's more time to submit your best work! Up to $50,000 in prizes to be won including a Nikon D550 kit, an iPad Air, up to $5000 in vouchers from Deltex and more. Enter in 3 categories: 1. Photography 2. Visual Art 3. Songwriting or Spoken Word. ENTER NOW: bit.ly/cspyc
Stop! Stay Calm! Think! Promoting a Culture of Peace and Lawfulness by teaching our children how to deal with conflict. #IAMCitizen
TWO WEEKS LEFT TO ENTER! Enter the Young CiTTiZENS "A Day in My Life for a chance to win a Nikon D550) kit, an iPad Air, Up to $5000 in vouchers from Deltex and many other fabulous prizes! ENTER HERE: bit.ly/cspyc
We've extended the competition by 2 MORE WEEKS! Don't miss your chance to CREATE AND WIN up to $50,000 in prizes in our 3 categories: 1. Photography 2. Visual Art 3. Songwriting or Spoken Word. Enter here: bit.ly/cspyc
Are you a young, talented songwriter or spoken word artist? Let 3Canal be your judge when you enter our "Day in the Life" competition! ONLY 15 DAY LEFT TO WIN UP TO $50,000 in prizes! Click here for details: bit.ly/cspyc
🎤After 4 Songwriting and Free Speech workshops, we selected 20 rising stars to attend 2 days of intensive training with 3Canal and DJ Rawkus at the Big Black Box! On the final day, they showcased their awe-inspiring compositions. 🎤
The Picture of Positivity: Youth in Tobago practice photography under the guidance of CSP mentors.
Artists! Photographers! Videographers! Songwriters! Spoken Word Poets! Here’s your chance to win big with our Young CiTTiZENS “A Day in My Life” Competition. There’s over $50,000 in prizes to be won! Click here bit.ly/cspyc to learn how!
Show us a day in your life and win big! Go to bit.ly/cspyc for details.
1 in every 3 women has been victims of domestic violence or gender based violence. Yet hundreds suffer in silence. If you or someone you know is trapped in an abusive relationship call 800-SAVE.
We’re all about promoting positive relationships between police officers and community members. Together we can build safer neighborhoods. #IAMCiTTiZEN
Never Dirty Football Finals
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UK in Trinidad and Tobago - British High Comm
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Ministry of Rural Development and Local Gover
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Environmental Management Authority
Elizabeth Street -
Children's Authority of Trinidad and Tobago
Corner Dere Street and Queen's Park Savannah West -
Embajada de República Dominicana en Trinidad
Corner Dere & Albion Streets -
National Archives of Trinidad and Tobago
St Vincent Street -
Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service
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The Caribbean Community Implementation Agency
Keate Street -
Wrightson Road
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International Waterfront Complex
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Ministry of Social Development and Family Ser
Cl Building 39/43 Street Vincent Street -
Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries
International Waterfront Centre #1 Wrightson Road -
The National Commission for Self Help Limited
Lassalle Court #75 Abercromby Street
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Ministry of Community Development, Culture &
Corner Jerningham Avenue & Queen's Park East -
Environmental Management Authority
Elizabeth Street -
The Trinidad and Tobago FILM Company
Long Circular Road -
Port of Spain Community Oriented Policing Se
Level 1 Besson Street Police Station -
Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago
Abercombery Street -
Environmental Policy and Planning Division TT
Wrightson Road -
The Caribbean Community Implementation Agency
Keate Street -
Trinidad and Tobago Government Communications
Lady Young Road -
Office of Law Enforcement Policy - OLEP
London Street -
Ministry of Digital Transformation TT
National Library -
Wrightson Road
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