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HRP salutes its volunteers during National Volunteer Week, April 15-22. |
As part of National Volunteer Week (April 15-21), Halifax Regional Police (HRP) is recognizing its volunteers who make many of our community outreach and crime prevention programs possible. Collectively HRP’s volunteers, numbering in excess of 120, contribute over 15,000 hours of volunteer time each year, helping to make our community a better place to live, work and play.
More information on volunteering with HRP is available at http://www.halifax.ca/Police/getinvolved.html
Volunteer Profiles
To celebrate their volunteerism, we are profiling various volunteers and their contributions to making our community safer:
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Volunteer of the Year
Halifax Regional Police is pleased to announce Johanna MacDonald as the recipient of the 2012 Volunteer of the Year award.
Johanna MacDonald joined HRP Victim Services in 2003 as a volunteer and exemplifies all the qualities of a dedicated volunteer. She accepts extra shifts when called upon and acts as a trainer and mentor to new volunteers when they join the unit...MORE
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Johanna MacDonald |
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HRP Youth Program
Dylan Jackman and Scott Fraser have more in common than their involvement in the HRP Youth Program – they both get a great sense of accomplishment from their volunteerism in our community...MORE |
Dylan Jackman |
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Scott Fraser |
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Seniors' Home Safety Program
Some people look forward to retirement to sit back and relax. That can’t be further from the truth for volunteer Lynn Casey who, since her retirement, has made it her mission to help out in her community...MORE |
Lynn Casey |
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Citizens on Patrol
Johnny C. has aspirations of becoming a police officer. To get a good taste of his career dream, Johnny decided to get involved with Halifax Regional Police (HRP) Citizens on Patrol, a program which sees volunteers acting as additional eyes and ears for police...MORE |
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Victim Services
Many people say that life these days is too busy to volunteer. Those people have never met Halifax Regional Police Victim Services volunteer, Lisa Shay. When she’s not helping her two daughters through their experience with university, Lisa makes the Dean’s List while working to obtain her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology...MORE |
Lisa Shay |
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