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The MACP/Health IM Mental Health Service Award
To be awarded to an individual law enforcement member serving in the Province of Manitoba who has made a difference in their community for those suffering from mental health challenges by:
- Reducing stigma experienced by people with mental illness
- Providing support or care to people with mental illnesses, their families, and/or caregivers
- Advocacy for issues related to mental health (including individual needs, family needs, service delivery, and systemic issues)
- Dedication to elevating the profile of mental health awareness
- Advancing knowledge in the area of mental illness/health research
- Through their tireless commitment and work have shown excellence in their service and support around mental health and addictions.
MACP Speaker Series
- Manager of Indigenous Relations, City of Winnipeg, Cecil Sveinson – During his presentation, Cecil will brainstorm solutions and teach/show how to avoid classic cultural mistakes that many investigators make. He will also talk about the different cultural training models to help avoid making the same errors that police have repeatedly made in Indigenous training since the 1991 AJI recommendations.
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SomethingIsWrong
Something is wrong is the latest Crime Stoppers province-wide campaign which focuses on meth dealers and traffickers in Manitoba. Through this initiative, police agencies are hoping to identify and stop methamphetamine dealers and traffickers.
“Law enforcement can not win this battle on their own,” said Paul Johnson, chair, Winnipeg Crime Stoppers.
“They need everyone’s help to provide the information they need to stop the flow of methamphetamine into our communities. Every piece of information — no matter how trivial — is important. The three Crime Stoppers programs are proud to be part of that community to create a ‘made-in-Manitoba solution’ to address this crisis.”
If you have information on a crime, call Winnipeg Crime Stoppers at 204-786-TIPS (204-786-8477). For residents living outside of the city of Winnipeg please call 1-800-222-8477. Callers never have to reveal their identity. If your tip is helpful, you are eligible to receive an award up to $2000 cash! All awards are paid out using a system designed to maintain your anonymity.
For more information visit the CrimeStoppers website at https://www.winnipegcrimestoppers.org/
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