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Anti Violence & Addiction Program Cultural Decision Social Tobacco Conflicts Making Issues Cyber Alcohol Bullying Theft Issues Fraud Drugs AVAP Vision & Mission Vision: To create a generation that is conscious and


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Anti Violence & Addiction Program

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Cultural Conflicts Fraud Drugs Bullying Alcohol Theft Tobacco Decision Making Social Issues Cyber Issues

AVAP

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Vision:

  • To create a generation that is conscious and confident in making

rightful decisions, to achieve a social life free of violence and addiction.

Mission:

  • Enhance community partnership, breaking the barrier between

the youth and law enforcement agencies

  • Develop life skills
  • Highlight life’s challenges that may face the youth and derive the

best options from them

  • Implement methodologies to empower the youth with the skills of

making the right decision

Vision & Mission

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D.A.R.E. International

The organization was established in 1983 in Los Angeles and proved successful in more than 60 countries around the world. The program is a syllabus taught by policemen in their uniform. Classes are given to students beginning from the stage of nursery up to secondary school students. Students are qualified to take appropriate decisions in life and taught to face the pressure imposed by peers and to fight violence and addiction.

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Program Inauguration

H.E. Minister of Interior signed a memorandum of understating with D.A.R.E organization. January 13th 2011

H.E. Minister of Interior signed a cooperation agreement with Minister of Education. February 2nd 2012

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Criteria of selecting the Program’s Officers

1. The applicant must be a uniformed law enforcement personnel. 2. Speaks, writes & reads English fluently. Has good computer skills. Draft & write reports. 3. Passes the interview by the administration of the

  • program. In addition, the

training course held by American Mentors. Moreover, passes the practical exam. 4. Minimum of two years Field experience

  • f police

work.

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DARE Officer Training (DOT)

  • Duration (2) weeks.
  • Number
  • f

attendees (30) Police Officers.

  • Training Man Hours (80)

working hours.

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Officers Evaluation and Program Implementation

  • Assessors (Mentors).
  • Competency Assurance Management System.
  • Unannounced school Visit.
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Note: The Kingdom of Bahrain is the first country to translate the training syllabus (D.O.T.) to Arabic.

Program Bahrainization and Arabization

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Program Bahrainization and Arabization

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Curriculum Ultimate Goal

Personal / Public Cyber Safety :

Cyber Bullying, Cyber theft, Economical Crime, Social Media Influence, Public Services, Human Rights…etc

Avoid Addiction:

Energy Drinks, Video Games, Smoke, Alcohol, Social Media…etc

Prevent Violence:

Black Mail, Bullying, Gangs, Illegal Protest, Weapons…etc

AACS

RX

OTC

Narcotics

Drugs

Drugs in curriculum

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Workbooks

Workbooks for grads 1, 2, 3 & 4. Workbook for grads 5 - 6.

Workbook for grads 7 - 9.

Homework for grads 7 - 9.

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School Progress Table

Academic year 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 Semesters 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd Schools & Kindergartens 6 23 55 47 55 90 102 110 97 Officers 7 23 47 46 56 75 80 102 87 Students 2580 9660 27652 17,165 28,012 40,185 45,543 66,127 63,524

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Surveys

  • S. No.
  • No. of

School

  • No. of

Student

  • No. of

Classes

  • No. of

lessons

  • No. of

Officers 1 107 63,500 1,500 20,200 90 Percentage of Schools Covered Percentage of Students Covered 53% 52%

Primary and Middle Schools.

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Visits

Visit of the UNDP Resident Representative’s Deputy Ministry of Health Representatives’ Visit to the 2nd Training Course Meeting of GCC Countries’ Anit- Narcotics Administrations

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Visiting School

Evaluation of School Needs PPP: Parent Police Program

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International Visits

Visiting a school in USA New York Exhibition at DARE Intl. Conference Teaching in Atlanta Boys & Girls Club

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Partnership of the AVAP with Private and Government Sectors

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Delegate Visit U. N. Vienna

Meeting with Mr. Rosen Popov Drug Control Officer-Precursor Control Section Meeting with Drug Control Officer (Psychotropics Control Section) Mrs. Hanifa Rabbani

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Future Plans

Develop the curriculum to cover all secondary schools and Universities in Kingdom of Bahrain. Implement the program in all GCC countries & expand to all Arab countries & Middle East

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