BASSERERRE, St. Kitts: The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force is pleased to announce the completion of a specialized three-day training program focused on improving communication with the hearing-impaired community. This training, hosted by the Department of Disability Services for frontline workers and first responders within the civil service, was facilitated by Ms. Wendy Collins Williams.
Members of the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force who attended included Sgt. Charmaine Audain, Constable Stefan Modeste, and Constable Asheshia Paul.
The training provided valuable resources and documents, which serve as vital tools for the frontline workers and first responders to enhance their ability to communicate effectively with individuals who are hearing impaired. The program emphasized the importance of understanding and responding to the unique needs of the hearing-impaired community, equipping officers with practical skills to foster better interactions and build trust.
The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police FTorce remains dedicated to ongoing education and training initiatives that promote inclusivity and ensure equitable service to all citizens. By continuing to build bridges of communication, the department aims to enhance its community relations and provide the highest level of service to everyone it serves.