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  • 7/28/2019 What's Happening! Volume 14, Issue 10

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    This is a producon of the Ministry of Naonal Securitys Corporate Communicaons Unit.

    If you wish to submit informaon to appear in this Newsleer, please email your informaon to Ms. Marcia Hope at

    [email protected]. or Keisha Alleyne-St Bernard at [email protected].

    Volume 14, Issue 10 July 5, 2013

    MINISTRY OF NATIONAL S ECURITY

    ARMOURY MANAGEMENT GRADUATION

    The closing ceremony for the First National Armoury Man-

    agement Training Course took place at the Police Academy,

    St. James Barracks on Friday 28th June, 2013 .

    The United Nations Regional Centre for Peace, Disarmament

    and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean

    (UNLIREC), in collaboration with the Government of Trinidad

    and Tobago spearheaded this project.

    EMANCIPATION DAY CELEBRATIONSThe celebration of Emancipation Day by theMinistry of National Security seeks to educatemembers of staff on African culture and thesignificance of the occasion. As such, we haveplanned various activities aimed at cultivatingappreciation of each others history.

    African lecture- July 22African music displayJuly 23Hair wrapping and hairstyle day- July 24

    African make up and jewelry day- July 25African movie day (lunch hour) - July 26

    The Corporate Communications Unit invites allmembers of staff to visit the Ministry of NationalSecuritys Facebook page and like us. Heres thelink.https://www.facebook.com/?ref=tn_tnmn#!/mns.tnt?fref=ts

    WELCOME BACK PS!

    The members of staff of the

    Ministry of National Security

    family wish to welcome back

    our Permanent Secretary Mrs.

    Jennifer Boucaud-Blake from

    her vacation leave. We hope that

    you are refreshed and we wish

    you Gods richest blessings as

    you resume your duties.

    AIR GUARD BBQ AND SMALL GOALFOOTBALL COMPETITION

    Registration closes on 12th July, 2013. There will be a regis-

    tration fee of $500.00per team and teams are to comprise six

    (6) players. Cash prizes are as follows;

    1ST - $4,000.00

    2ND - $2,500.00

    3RD - $1,500.00

    Senator the Honourable Emmanuel George, Minister of NationalSecurity is pictured here with UNLIREC Director Melanie Regimbal and

    US Charge d Affairs, His Excellency Thomas Smitham unveiling a plaque

    commemorating the opening of the Regional ArmouryTraining Management Centre.

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    This is a producon of the Ministry of Naonal Securitys Corporate Communicaons Unit.

    If you wish to submit informaon to appear in this Newsleer, please email your informaon to Ms. Marcia Hope at

    [email protected]. or Keisha Alleyne-St Bernard at [email protected].

    Volume 14, Issue 10 July 5, 2013

    MINISTRY OF NATIONAL S ECURITY

    Foreign Associate Region)

    Armed Forces Veterans Association

    TTPS Retirees AssociationThis initiative was coordinated by Curtis Belford, Deputy

    director of the Office of Law Enforcement Policy.

    HEALTH TIP!

    The National Security Officers Foundation (NSOF) in associa-

    tion with the Making Life Important (MLI) Programme hosted

    a Medical Clinic for National Security Officers at the Cha-

    guaramas Convention Centre on June 25, 2013.

    This event was hosted with the support of the Ministry of

    Health, the North-West Regional Health Authority, the Office

    of Disaster Preparedness and Management (ODPM), a team of

    local Dentists and local pharmaceutical distributors.

    The Medical Clinic comprised doctors with various specializa-

    tions and medical practitioners from Missions to the World.

    The intention of this Medical Clinic was to provide an oppor-

    tunity for NSOF to show its commitment to the health and well

    -fare of National Security Officers, in recognition of the signif-

    icant role that they play in protecting life and property in the

    normal course of their duties, and the ultimate sacrifice that

    they make.

    A total of 240 National Security Officers attended the clinic

    from among the under mentioned Agencies:

    Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force

    Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard

    Trinidad and Tobago Regiment

    Defence Force Reserves

    Trinidad and Tobago Police Service

    Trinidad and Tobago Prison Service

    Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service

    Trinidad and Tobago Cadet ForceMunicipal Police Services

    Customs and Excise Division

    Immigration Division

    Transit Police Unit

    Supplemental Police (Public Sector)

    Supplemental Police (Private Sector)

    International Police Association (Trinidad and Tobago

    Members of the Protective Services interact with health care providers at theNSOF Medical Fair.Photos courtesy Sergeant Selby Sambury of the Trinidad

    and Tobago Defence Force Civil Military Affairs Department.