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Project Longevity Male, female, 18-25 years old, 26-35 and above, New Haven, Bridgeport, Hartford Project Longevity will send a powerful message to those who would commit violent crimes targeting their fellow citizens that such acts will not be tolerated and that help is available for all those who wish to break the cycle of violence and gang activity “Call-in,” a face-to-face meeting where partners engage group members and deliver certain key messages S.P.O.R.T. Academy Male, female, years old, 36+ years old Dixwell Avenue Area at the moment To produce thinkers, leaders, and decision makers 101, 101 School Resource Officer Program Males, females, school-aged Entire city The Police Department continues its attempt to have officers engage the city youth population in a positive way. Program allows both home and school to be aware of any situation that may impact the health and safety of students, as well as the monitoring of those who show signs of at-risk or delinquent behavior. This interaction provides a valuable resource to keep our children out of trouble during their school years and keeping their focus on education and commitment to family and community. SROs consist of twelve uniformed officers that are assigned to middle and high schools in New Haven and respond to any disruption. SROs participate in handgun violence prevention, conflict resolution, and mediation. They counsel both parents and students and are neighborhood liaisons.
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