St Joseph police youth club

St Joseph police youth club The St Joseph PYC is a registered non-profit organization focused on strategic crime prevention through holistic youth development

We offer a range of services including (but not limited to) The Community Conflict Resolution Centre, General Police Youth Club members development, Parent support session, Community education/outreach, Literacy development, Sporting development, Cultural Activities, Art Programs, Choir/Music, School outreach programs. Online application forms can be found below:

Community Conflict Resolution Cen

tre: https://forms.gle/QHYNtrK2YgVV1nbh7
Volunteer Application form: https://forms.gle/UnQDC4Ta6mkVrYdv6
Membership Application: https://forms.gle/4SonqvQjJhuDbUZAA

05/06/2026

🎙️ Socially Safe Podcast – EP 08: Pretty Pipers: The Impact of Cyberbullying in Our Secondary Schools

In this episode, Corporal Sascha Williams-Goddard of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service shares her perspective on the growing issue of cyberbullying among young people.

As the Team Leader of St Joseph police youth, Corporal Sascha Williams-Goddard whose the Second Division Officer in Charge for the North Central Division and Coordinating Officer for the Community Conflict Resolution Centre, Cpl. Williams Goddard works closely with youth, parents, schools and communities.

The discussion focuses on "Pretty Pipers," a derogatory cyberbullying platform reportedly operated by minors on social media, where children's and even teachers have been targeted with harmful and offensive content. The episode highlights the effects of cyberbullying, the importance of online responsibility and the support available through initiatives such as the Police Youth Clubs and the Community Conflict Resolution Centre, a partnership between the TTPS and The Officium Training Limited .

📱 Cyberbullying has real consequences. Awareness, education, and community support are key to creating safer spaces for our young people.

▶️ Want to hear the full discussion? Visit the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service YouTube page and watch Episode 08 of the Socially Safe Podcast by clicking this link ------> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Psw-AhtFbAs

Today, as we celebrate Corpus Christi, we are reminded of the values of faith, service, unity and compassion that help s...
04/06/2026

Today, as we celebrate Corpus Christi, we are reminded of the values of faith, service, unity and compassion that help strengthen our families, communities and nation.

May this special day inspire us all to continue showing kindness to one another, helping those in need and making positive choices that contribute to a safer and stronger Trinidad and Tobago.

Wishing our members, parents, supporters and the wider community a blessed and peaceful Corpus Christi.

Stay safe and enjoy the holiday responsibly.

IMPORTANT NOTICE Dear Parents and Guardians of the St. Joseph Police Youth Club,We address you today with a sense of urg...
30/05/2026

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Dear Parents and Guardians of the St. Joseph Police Youth Club,

We address you today with a sense of urgent concern. The time has come for us to take a firm stand on our children's screen time and the content they are exposed to. Our children are not developmentally ready to handle unrestricted access to the digital world. Their critical thinking, judgment, impulse control, and decision making abilities are still developing, making them particularly vulnerable to harmful influences.

Excessive screen time can also contribute to the development of addictive behaviours in young people who have not yet fully developed the self-regulation skills necessary to manage their usage responsibly. The constant stimulation provided by social media, online gaming, and digital entertainment can create unhealthy dependencies that affect academic performance, social relationships, emotional well being, and overall development.

We plead with you to be vigilant. For those of you who are co-parenting, we implore you to have immediate, direct conversations with your co-parents and your broader support systems whether grandparents, uncles, aunts, or other caregivers. If these individuals undermine the discipline, boundaries, and values you are striving to establish, they are not supporting your efforts. Consistency is essential. Children thrive when expectations are clear, boundaries are firm, and the adults in their lives work together.

This is not a casual suggestion; it is a parental imperative. The course of your child's life is influenced by the choices made today. We encourage you to monitor online activity, maintain open communication with your children, set appropriate limits, and remain actively engaged in their lives.

The investment you make now can help protect them from challenges that may have lasting consequences in the future.

Sincerely,

Leadership Team St Joseph police youth club

Today, we celebrate the rich history, culture and contributions of the Indian community in Trinidad and Tobago. We honor...
30/05/2026

Today, we celebrate the rich history, culture and contributions of the Indian community in Trinidad and Tobago. We honor the resilience, traditions and values that continue to shape our nation's diverse heritage.

As we reflect on this important day, let us embrace unity, respect, and appreciation for the many cultures that make our country unique.

Happy Indian Arrival Day!

As the sun set on another productive and engaging day at the St Joseph police youth club, our members gathered together ...
30/05/2026

As the sun set on another productive and engaging day at the St Joseph police youth club, our members gathered together as Ms. Jeniece De Coteau led us in a moment of prayer before dismissal.

At the St. Joseph Police Youth Club, we believe that true youth development extends far beyond academics, sports, leadership, and life skills. Spiritual development remains a fundamental pillar of our holistic approach to nurturing young people. We are committed to helping our members build strong character, positive values, resilience, and a sense of purpose qualities that are strengthened through faith, reflection, and prayer.

One of Ms. De Coteau's favorite reminders to our members is:
"Prayer is like breathing."

Just as our bodies need air to survive, our hearts and minds need moments of prayer, gratitude, reflection, and connection with God to thrive. Prayer provides comfort during challenges, guidance during uncertainty, and strength when facing life's obstacles.
We also encourage parents, guardians, and families to cultivate an atmosphere of prayer within their homes. Regardless of your religious tradition or beliefs, setting aside time for spiritual reflection, gratitude, positive affirmations, and meaningful conversations can have a profound impact on a child's emotional, mental, and moral development.

When families create spaces where children feel supported, valued, and spiritually grounded, they help lay the foundation for confident, compassionate, and responsible future leaders.
Together, we continue to build young people who are not only successful, but also strong in character, purpose, and faith.

🙏✨

23/05/2026

🎶 Did You Know? 🎶

The St Joseph police youth club offers music classes for our members!

Through these sessions, students are not only learning the basics of music, but are also developing their skills, confidence, discipline and creativity. From beginners to more advanced learners, we are proud to see how far they have come on their musical journey.

We are excited to share a video showcasing our music classes and the amazing progress our students have made so far.

Take a look and see the talent growing within our community!

Leadership is not about standing above others, it’s about standing among them. 💙Here we can see our Club Leader Woman Co...
16/05/2026

Leadership is not about standing above others, it’s about standing among them. 💙

Here we can see our Club Leader Woman Corporal Sascha Williams-Goddard took the time to pour wisdom, encouragement, and guidance into our youths, reminding them that every voice matters and every choice shapes their future. Surrounded by bright minds and open hearts, the circle became more than a meeting… it became a space for growth, unity, and empowerment. 👮🏽‍♀️🫶🏽

Every child deserves the opportunity to feel safe, supported, educated and loved. Strong families build strong communiti...
15/05/2026

Every child deserves the opportunity to feel safe, supported, educated and loved. Strong families build strong communities, but many families continue to face challenges such as financial struggles, unequal access to opportunities, limited support systems and community violence.

At the St Joseph police youth club we believe that when families are supported, children are given a better chance to grow, succeed and reach their full potential.

Let us continue working together to:
💙 Support parents and caregivers
📚 Encourage education and youth development
🤝 Build safer and stronger communities
🌍 Promote equality and opportunity for every child

Because every child matters. Every family matters.

Mental Health Month reminds us that healing, support and understanding matter not just in May, but every single day. Fro...
14/05/2026

Mental Health Month reminds us that healing, support and understanding matter not just in May, but every single day.

From Friday, May 1st, 2026 to Sunday, May 31st, 2026 the St Joseph police youth club stand in support of every young person, parent, caregiver and community member facing silent battles.

Mental health affects how we think, feel, communicate and cope with everyday life. It is okay to ask for help. It is okay to speak up and it is important that we continue creating safe spaces where people feel heard, valued and supported.

At the St. Joseph Police Youth Club, we believe stronger communities begin with care, compassion and connection. Together, we can encourage positive conversations, reduce stigma and support one another through life’s challenges.

💚 Check in on your friends
💚 Take care of yourself
💚 Speak kindly to others
💚 Ask for help when needed
💚 Remember that your life has value

You are not alone.

🚨 YOUTHS TAKING BACK THE COMMUNITY! 🚨The members of the St Joseph police youth club are preparing to launch our Communit...
13/05/2026

🚨 YOUTHS TAKING BACK THE COMMUNITY! 🚨

The members of the St Joseph police youth club are preparing to launch our Community Cleanup Drive at First Capital Park!

Right now, we are gathering cleaning supplies as we work together to restore a safe, clean and positive space for everyone.

WHY SHOULD THE PARK BE CLEANED?

1️⃣ A clean park helps create a healthier environment for families and children.

2️⃣ Parks should be safe spaces where youths can play, exercise and socialize positively.

3️⃣ Keeping our community clean shows pride, unity and respect for where we live.

This is more than just cleaning a park, this is about rebuilding community spirit and showing that young people CARE. ❤️

If you would like to donate supplies, volunteer or support this initiative, feel free to contact us.

Together, we can make a difference!

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Cor Abercromby And Market Street
Saint Joseph
0000

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+18683968322

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