Some 800 children at ‘

About 800 children from various youth groups across the country yesterday attended the Guyana Police Force ‘A’ Division third annual career fair which aims at moulding and developing the youths, building public trust and reducing crime.

The event was held at the Police Sports Club, Eve Leary, under the theme “Transforming the Mind, Developing the Nation’s Youths Through Education, Motivation, and Self-Development”.

Commander of A’ Division Clifton Hicken, giving brief remarks at the opening, said the event was part of the police youth groups’ activity calendar which targets 18 youth groups ranging from areas such as Yarrowkabra, Linden/Soesdyke Highway, Tiger Bay, Sophia and Kitty/Campbellville.

“…The youth dressing along a career path means that they understand what is it they want in the future and it’s for us now to nourish them through mentorship and ensure tha objective,” Hicken s

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Hicken said there activities planned fo which will positively In addition, the child mentoring on Saturd