OSP reaches youth through film production, online presentations, video shorts, and multi-media programs.
Working with local youth from schools, sports teams, and outlying communities, OSP leaders provide training over 1-2 days for youth to take their own drug and gang education message back to their peers. High School Peer to Peer, Junior Hockey mentorship Program,
OSP provides reality-based, researched and age-appropriate presentations for youth on drugs and addiction, gang education, social media awareness and other issues affecting our younger community. Drug Education, Gang Education,
OSP engages youth in a wide range of physical literacy activities to help build strength, resiliency, and confidence and this training includes OSP Police Judo Juniors, self-defence training, woodworking and crafts, and even wood chopping!
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What We Do: Deliver Much-Needed Prevention Programs for Youth
How?: Through 4 Pathways: Digital Media, Presentations, Peer2Peer, and Physical Literacy
Why We Do It: It is Better to Prevent than Heal!
