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CCPANL
CELEBRATES 30TH ANNIVERSARY |
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CCPANL 30th
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS
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The Citizens� Crime Prevention
Association of Newfoundland and Labrador is celebrating its 30th
Anniversary this year. Hundreds of volunteers have given their
time over the past 30 years in cities and towns all across the
province to ensure that our citizens are living in safe
communities. We would like to thank all those who have worked
with our association over the years. We especially wish to thank
our police partners, the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary and the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police. We could not have lasted 30 years
without them. We have special celebrations planned throughout
the year which we will highlight on our webpage.
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Charity
Receives Cheque |
 CCPANL president, Roberta
Stanford, presents a cheque to CHANNAL members and Assistant
Commissioner C. Parsons. CHANNAL was chosen by the RCMP as the
charity they wanted to thank during Police Week.
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Fundraiser
Campaign |
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We have started our Annual fundraiser campaign.
Fenety Marketing will be calling your home over the next few
months soliciting for our Family Violence Booklet. The funds
raised in this campaign go to ensure that crime prevention is
active across the province. If you are able to support this
campaign, we thank you very much for your support. If you have
any questions or concerns, please email us using the link
provided on this page. |
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Present and Past Presidents of
CCPANL Wilson Chaulk, Roberta Stanford ,John Scoville and Calvin
Cole
Official Cake Cutting with
Chief J. Boland, RNC, Roberta Stanford, President, CCPANL and
Chief Supt. Woolsey, RCMP
RNC, Present and Past Police
Liaisons with CCPANL
RCMP Present and Past Police
Liaisons with CCPANL |
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Charity
Receives Cheque |
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Catch and
Release |
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| President, Roberta Stanford,
presents Sgt. Kevin Foley with a lifetime membership to the
CCPANL. Sgt Foley retired from the RNC after a career commitment
to the community and crime prevention in the province. |
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Mount Pearl Citizens' Crime
Prevention held its first Catch and Release Fundraiser with help
from the RNC and Mount Pearl Enforcement officers. Citizens were
arrested and placed in 'jail' where they had to sit until their
Bail was raised. $2,500 from this fundraiser was donated to the
Royal Newfoundland Constabulary DARE (Drug Awareness Resistance
Education) Program.
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St. John's
Citizens' Crime Prevention Committee Hosted Seniors Awareness
Day |
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Introducing New
Junior Police Officers To Mount Pearl |
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St. John's Citizens' Crime
Prevention Committee hosted a Seniors Awareness day on June
15th. Constable Nick Cashin and Constable Lisa Coady from the
RNC presented information on current frauds and scams. Corey
Lynch from Verafin did a presentation on Seniors Financial
Fraud. There were information tables in attendance from
The Office of the Citizens Representative, Violence Prevention
Avalon East, SeniorsNL, Alcoholic Anonymous, RNC along with RCMP
and Multicultural Women�s Organization of NL. This was a
great event with over 80 Seniors in attendance. a light lunch
was provided . Entertainment from Gord Caines and Jeff Sutton
who work with Verafin made for a great day.
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Mount Pearl Citizens' Crime
Prevention, Mayor Dave Aker, Deputy Chief Woodruff of the RNC,
Mount Pearl Law Enforcement and other police officers introduce
the two new Junior Police Officers to the City of Mount Pearl
Mount Pearl Citizens; Crime Prevention Committee went all out to
celebrate Police Week this year. Once again students from all
elementary schools in the city made thank you cards for the RNC
and Mount Pearl Law Enforcement. Nearly 900 cards were received
by the officers. Two winning students were chosen to be Officer
for a day. Once again the committee provided lasagne dinners to
both day and evening shifts as a way of saying thanks. Also
given to the officers by the committee were Officer Survival
Gift bags which also contained gift certificates from
businesses in the city. Thanks to all of you for what you do to
keep us safe.
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Buddy Bench
Launch |
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CCPANL Supports
Elder Abuse Awareness Day |
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Standing(l-r) Trevor Murphy
,St. John's IceCaps, Kathy MacPherson and Rosalind Pratt from
Mount Pearl Crime Prevention, Cst Darryl Nixon RNC sitting (l-r)Buddy
the Puffin, St. John's IceCaps and Cst. Danielle Greavette ,City
of Mount Pearl Law Enforcement Officer
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The Mount Pearl Citizens� Crime Prevention
Committee in partnership with the IceCaps Care Foundation, The
RNC and Mount Pearl Law Enforcement is pleased to sponsor an
Empathy Building project for primary school students in Mount
Pearl. The official launch of the program took place at Morris
Academy in Mount Pearl on June 1,2015 at 10:15 a.m. The buddy
bench is a simple idea to eliminate loneliness and foster
friendship on the playground. It helps spread the message of
inclusion and kindness! It also helps develop empathy in
students. |
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The CCPANL supports Elder Abuse
Awareness Day by setting up a booth at the Senior Safety Fair
which was held on June 16, 2014 at RCMP headquarters.
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IceCaps Care
Foundation & Williams Family Foundation Present Cheque |
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Mr Danny Williams from the
IceCaps Care Foundation and the Williams Family Foundation
presents a cheque for $6,000.00 to CCPANL president, Wilson
Chaulk and RNC officer, Cst. Kevin Foley. Buddy happily looks on
as he knows the money will go towards the association
anti-bullying project, Rachel's Challenge.
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CCPANL RECEIVES
CHEQUE FOR RCMP KLONDIKE NIGHT |
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Winners Of
Mount Pearl Crime Prevention Officer For A Day Contest
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Winners of the Mount Pearl Crime
Prevention Officer for a Day Contest pose with the Mayor of
Mount Pearl, RNC Officers, Law Enforcement Officer and members
of Mount Pearl Crime Prevention. |
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Royal
Newfoundland Constabulary 2013 Cadets Volunteer for CCPANL |
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The CCPANL were presented with a cheque for
$26,444.13 from the RCMP Klondike Night Committee. Each year the
RCMP hold a Klondike Night after which two
charities / organizations are presented with a cheque from the
proceeds of the night. |
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 CCPANL would like to thank the
RNC 2013 Cadets for Volunteering with their association in
February month. The RNC has always been a strong supporter of
CCPANL. It is good to see that this support continues as new
officers are brought into the force. |
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Royal Canadian
Mounted Police Present CCPANL
 The Royal Canadian Mounted Police
present a certificate of Appreciation to the Citizens' Crime
Prevention Association for their partnership over the past 30
years. |
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"Shop
With A Cop" Christmas Event
 December 3rd, 2017 marked the
first ever �Shop with A Cop� Christmas Event brought to you by
the HVGB Crime Prevention Committee in partner with local
businesses and volunteers. 12 Youth from the Community were
selected and then invited to attend the RCMP Detachment where
they would be partnered with a Police Officer and given a
shopping allowance which was fundraised by the HVGB Crime
Prevention Committee.
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Kindness
Matters |
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The Citizens� Crime Prevention Association of NL
(CCPANL) were pleased to wear their �Kindness Matters� masks to
give their acknowledgement and support to Violence Prevention
East at their Board Meeting and AGM at RCMP Headquarters on
October 17. The Provincial Executive, left to right, are: Cheryl
Barrett (Secretary), Roberta Stanford (President), Cst. Tanya
Schwartz Provincial RNC Liaison Officer), Wilson Chaulk (Past
President), Martha Goulding (Treasurer), Cst. April Janes ( RCMP
Provincial Liaison Officer), & Kelly Piercey (Vice President). |
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