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TakeAction In Schools

Children listening to School Education Officer Presentation The award-winning TakeAction in Schools program was developed to enhance the crime prevention material available for schools, youth and parents. Eleven presentations on the areas of crime prevention most requested by schools and parents are available to schools and associated groups within the City of Winnipeg. The presentations include teaching aids in the notes section.

To schedule presentations or find out more about TakeAction in Schools, schools can contact either of the following:

Their School Education Officer
The Winnipeg Police Service Community Relations Unit at 986-6322
email at wps-ses@winnipeg.ca

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The following information is available as Adobe Acrobat PDF formatted files. You can download the Acrobat Reader free of charge.

Arson

Presentation Description
Arson Prevention Resource Material

Bullying and Harassment

Presentation Description
Bullying and Harassment Resource Material

Choices Youth and the Law

Presentation Description
Choices for Youth Resource Material

Choices Stolen Auto

Presentation Description
Choices Stolen Auto Resource Material

Impaired Driving

Presentation Description
Impaired Driving Resource Material

Internet Safety

Presentation Description
Internet Safety Resource Material

Drug Awareness

Presentation Description
Drug Identification Chart
Signs of Drug Use

A Mom’s Message [6:42]
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A Winnipeg mother speaks to both parents and youth about the dangers of drug use and the impact on the family after losing her only daughter to Crystal Meth use. In this video she documents her daughter’s short life and alerts parents to the signs of drug use. She pleads with youth not to get involved with drugs of any kind and asks youth to be vigilant when it comes to drugs by saying “NO” and looking for appropriate alternatives and diversions.

This video was produced by the Winnipeg Police Service - Video Production Unit - � Copyright 2005