New Zealand Blue Light is a registered charity and community policing youth program that for the past 29 years has run programs and activities for youth throughout New Zealand free from drugs, alcohol and violence working closely with the New Zealand Police to -
Reduce youth crime.
Build community partnerships.
Build young peoples self esteem
Enhance community safety.
Build positive youth and police partnerships.
Blue Light aims are to reduce young people becoming an offender or victim of crime and to build better relations between the police, young people, their parents and the community.
Blue Light encourages healthy and safe socialisation for young people with all Blue Light events being alcohol, drug and violence free. In today’s society who else can guarantee this and this is why parents and the community totally trust and support Blue Light activities for their children.
With over 50 branches through out New Zealand Blue Light is running a wide range of events and activities in your community, just a sample of the types of programmes Blue Light runs are:
Driver Licensing Programmes - Anti Drink Drive Short Film Competition - Reward Programmes - Duke of Edinburgh - Bryan and Bobby Safety Show - Kidsmart Handbooks - Streetsmart Handbooks - Rainbows End Fun Days - Wahine Toa Camps - Life Skills Camps
These are only a small sample of the great work being delivered by Blue Light in your community.
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