Citizens' Crime Prevention Association of Newfoundland and Labrador

CITIZENS' CRIME PREVENTION ASSOCIATION
OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

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Welcome

Welcome to The Citizens' Crime Prevention Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (CCPANL) Website. CCPANL is dedicated to promoting safer homes and communities through various objectives and strategies.

A Special Thank You

A special thank you to the following police officers who have been our liaisons over the past 30 years.

RCMP LIAISONS:
Cpl. Frank Skidmore (1988-1991)
Inspector Murray Burns (1991-1992)
Sgt. Drew Squires (1992-1992)
Sgt. Bruce McLellan (1992-1996)
Sgt. Maggie Smith (1996-1997)
Sgt. Graham Hobbs (1998-2002)
Cst. John Pardy (2002-2005)
Cst. Tina Brake (2005-2006)
Sgt. Scott Noseworthy (2006-2010)
Sgt. Wayne Newell (2010-2016)
Cst. Tracey Coish (2016)
Sgt. Patricia Reid (2016-2018)
Cst. April Janes (2018-2023)

RNC LIAISONS:
Sgt. June Layden (1993-1995)
Sgt. Jim MacDonald (1995-1996)
Sgt. Sean Ryan (1996-1999)
Sgt. Sean Ennis (1999 -2001)
Cst. Glenn Moores (2002 -2004)
Sgt. Kevin Foley (2004 -2016)
Cst. Jason Coombs (2016-2018)
Cst. Tayna Schwartz (2018-2023)
Cst. Julie Cunningham (2023-Present)

Community

Our committees often get involved in the spirit of Christmas and promote safety during these times. The Bay Roberts Crime Prevention Committee and the St. John's Crime Prevention Committee take part in their local Santa Clause Parades.

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Thank You

Buddy Bench Program

Mount Pearl Crime Prevention would like to thank the Insurance Bureau of Canada whose investment paid for books for all classes involved with this program. We would also like to thank the Carpenters Millwright College for building the benches, the Paint shop in Mount Pearl for their donation of paint and the art students at O'Donel High School for their painting the benches.

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Speed On The Highway

This project is made possible through a partnership among the Citizens� Crime Prevention Association, The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary and the Newfoundland Liquor Corporation.

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Labrador Pumpkin Patrol

The Labrador West Community Policing Committee partnered with the RNC on Pumpkin Patrol to keep trick-or-treaters safe.

Kitchen Party

The Labrador West Community Policing Committee hosted a Kitchen Party for Seniors.

Breakfast Served

The Labrador West Community Policing Committee served breakfast to their RNC partners and their families.

Pizza Party

The Labrador West Community Policing Committee delivered twelve adult bibs to the seniors in long term care along with a pizza card so they could have a pizza party.

Token of Appreciation

Past president, Roberta Stanford, presents token of appreciation to Cst. John Collins, RCMP Liaison

Wellness Fair

President, Cheryl Barrett, and Past President Roberta Stanford set up an information booth at Community Sector "Wellness Fair"

CCPANL Presents Cheque

CCPANL presents cheque to Canadian Red Cross, RCMP's selected charity during Police Week 2022

CCPANL Presents Cheque

President Cheryl Barrett and RCMP Liaison, Cst. John Collins present cheque to Special Olympics during Police Week 2023

CCPANL Presents Cheque

CCPANL presents cheque to Community Food Sharing Association, the RNC chosen charity for Police Week 2023

Our Partnerships

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Royal Newfoundland Constabulary

The Rachael Project

Rachel Scott was the first person killed at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999. Her acts of kindness and compassion coupled with the contents of her six diaries have become the foundation for one of the most life-changing programs in North America. In one of her diaries Rachel wrote: �I have this theory � that if one person can go out of their way to show compassion, then it will start a chain reaction of the same. People will never know how far a little kindness can go.� This started �Rachel�s Challenge�.

This movement is meant to have a positive impact on people's lives every day. We are encouraging schools and communities to take an active role with us through the Rachel Challenge Project.

Click here for a complete overview of this imitative.

Tommy's Songs

You can play the "Songs for Rachel's Challange Project" posted on our "Kid's Stuff" page.

Click here to listen.

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