Tobago Citizen Security Programme

14/12/2017

Make the season brighter. Donate food, clothes, and toys to less fortunate families in the community.

28/11/2017

It can be difficult to identify emotionally abusive behaviour. The following actions can be classified as emotional child abuse:
1. Humiliating or constantly criticising a child
2. Threatening, shouting at a child or calling them names
3. Making the child the subject of jokes, or using sarcasm to hurt a child
4. Not recognizing a child's own individuality
5. Pushing a child too hard or not recognizing their limitations
6. Exposing a child to distressing events or interactions such as domestic abuse or drug taking
7. Not allowing them to have friends
8. never saying anything kind, expressing positive feelings or congratulating a child on successes

It can be difficult to identify emotionally abusive behaviour. The following actions can be classified as emotional child abuse:
1. Humiliating or constantly criticising a child
2. Threatening, shouting at a child or calling them names
3. Making the child the subject of jokes, or using sarcasm to hurt a child
4. Not recognizing a child's own individuality
5. Pushing a child too hard or not recognizing their limitations
6. Exposing a child to distressing events or interactions such as domestic abuse or drug taking
7. Not allowing them to have friends
8. never saying anything kind, expressing positive feelings or congratulating a child on successes

27/11/2017

Teach kids their rights! When children are taught they are special and have the right to be safe, they are less likely to think abuse is their fault, and more likely to report an offender.

Teach kids their rights! When children are taught they are special and have the right to be safe, they are less likely to think abuse is their fault, and more likely to report an offender.

19/11/2017

The signs of child abuse aren't always obvious. Can you spot a child who may be a victim of physical or emotional abuse and/or neglect? Click this link to learn how to identify abuse: http://bit.ly/2lzA4fd

And SHARE to help prevent future cases!

08/11/2017

Photography, like life, is less about the things you see and more about the how you see them. Teach the youth to see through a positive lens.

📷: A student in La Romain is guided to capture her subject at a recent CSP Photography Workshop.

31/07/2017

Instilling positive thinking in young people

25/07/2017

Teens aged 13-18 interested in Photography. Inbox for the opportunity to participate in a 1 day photography workshop (TOBAGO)

13/07/2017

Tune in tonight @8:00 pm sharp on Tobago Channel 5 for episode 2 of the 2nd installment of Chatting Safety Issues. The lovely host Ann Marie DeGazon along with our carefully selected expert panel will be addressing the sensitive topic of Domestic Violence and Initimate Partner Abuse. Don't Miss it. .

16/06/2017

Contact CSP @ 635-0478 or [email protected] to be part of the studio audience

09/06/2017

Do you want to be part of a live studio audience? Expert Panel discussing Social issues that plague our sweet island. Info below. Tobago CSI Season 2

24/11/2016

Background music and structured play to improive learning. MPL project

25/10/2016

TTPS reaches out to the community to hear there concerns