RSVGPF Community Relations Join Forces for Community Outreach in Greiggs
The Royal Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF), through its newly formed Community Relations Branch (CRB), partnered with the Ministry of Sports Youth and Culture Youth Department’s South Central Windward Team to conduct a community outreach and block presentation in Greiggs on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
The initiative, which took place in the vicinity of the Old Primary School, formed part of ongoing efforts to strengthen police-community relations, promote crime prevention and raise public awareness of social issues affecting communities across Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
The outreach brought together residents of various age groups, including young persons, middle-aged adults and senior citizens, providing an opportunity for meaningful engagement on matters affecting community safety and well-being.
Three police officers delivered presentations focusing on key social concerns. Police Constable 900 Medina Burke addressed anti-social behaviour, while Police Constable 1103 Romario Nanton spoke on crime and violence. Police Constable 498 Ronaldo François highlighted gang affiliation, drug-related activities and their consequences.
The presentations were aimed at educating and sensitising residents to the dangers associated with these behaviours, while encouraging responsible decision-making, positive attitudes and greater community involvement in addressing social challenges.
Representing the Youth Department were Youth Officer Esther Thomas, Mobilizer Italia Andrews and YES Coordinator Kim Durham, whose involvement reinforced the importance of partnerships in promoting positive behavioural change and community development.
