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DEPARTMENT OF PROBATION AND CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES CONTINUES TO WORK WITH AT-RISK YOUTH – MR. GERALD CONNOR

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June 18, 2021
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DEPARTMENT OF PROBATION AND CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES CONTINUES TO WORK WITH AT-RISK YOUTH – MR. GERALD CONNOR
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“Each officer is still mandated to keep in contact with the young people they are working with. So, we are making it mandatory that we would still maintain contact with all of our cases and continue to work with the families that the department has been working with. We are not just sitting back and waiting for things to fade away. Each officer is still mandated to continue their work with less contact of course in regards to what is going on with the COVID-19 virus. It might be mentorship, helping them to cope with different issues they might be faced with; some of them may have issues with their families they need to address. So, we continue to work with all our young people over the period of time; we have not gone into a lull,” said Mr. Gerald Connor.
 
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