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(Seated L-R) FRC Programme Coordinator Miriam Foster, Commissioner of Police David Baines, programme facilitator Brenda Dawkins, and FRC volunteer Dale Avery, along with DVITP graduates (standing).

Published 18th April 2012, 9:48am

Ten graduates recently received certificates upon completing the Domestic Violence Intervention Training Programme (DVITP).

Drawn from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS), Department of Community Rehabilitation, Priestley's Attorneys-At-Law, the Health Services Association (HSA) and several Seventh Day Adventist Churches, the latest group of participants, were recognised for demonstrating high levels of commitment, increased knowledge and success in their work.

The three full-day sessions were offered by the Department of Counselling Services' Family Resource Centre (FRC).

DVITP provides sensitivity training for professionals who interact with victims of domestic violence. The programme also educates persons about domestic violence and the surrounding issues, while providing them with appropriate responses to end the cycle of violence.

(GIS)