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Training on Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Persons

Training on Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Persons
Training on Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Persons: So last week, HRCRC participated in the annual 5-day Training and Interactive Safeguarding Workshop for all St. Patrick’s Missionary Society (SPMS) in West Africa Region parishes and projects Safeguarding Officers.
This annual activity helps to deepen our knowledge and practices in Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable persons in the course of our interventions.
We are truly grateful to @SPMS.
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Training and Re-training of HRCRC Iboko Branch Members

Training and Re-training of HRCRC Iboko Branch Members
Training and Re-training of HRCRC Iboko Branch Members: Following our resolve to deepen our interventions in the grassroots, HRCRC embarked on training and retraining all our branches across the state to increase the capacity of our Community Volunteers and branch members; to make them better positioned to intervene with results and impact. Yesterday Iboko was Trained. Next is Edda. Watch out when we are coming near you to join this capacity building exercise.
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HRCRC’s 2nd Quarter Branch Coordination Meeting

HRCRC’s 2nd Quarter Branch Coordination Meeting: HRCRC’s 2024 AOP includes cascading our interventions and learnings deeper into the grassroots, and as such we have put in place strategies to ensure that our members in the grassroots are given equal opportunities to improve themselves as well as the interventions they carry out.
We are grateful to our members who are devoted to driving home our vision and mission to the various communities.
With the help of our branches across the state, we have been able to intervene in cases all over the state and beyond.
HRCRC's 2nd Quarter Branch Coordination Meeting
HRCRC’s 2nd Quarter Branch Coordination Meeting

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Justice, Human Rights and Prison Decongestion

Justice, Human Rights and Prison Decongestion

Justice, Human Rights and Prison Decongestion

Following our resolve to uphold Human Rights by Decongesting the Prisons of inmates who shouldn’t be incarcerated, HRCRC facilitated the release of 13 inmates – discharge of five (5) and bail of eight (8) from Abakaliki Correctional Centre between May and June, 2024. Remarkably, one of 5 who was discharged and acquitted had been in custody for over six years Awaiting Trial.
We continue to advocate for a better, more humane, efficient and credible Criminal Justice System in Nigeria.

Justice, Human Rights and Prison Decongestion
Justice, Human Rights and Prison Decongestion