If you are having a mental health emergency, help is always available.
Mental health can impact anyone in our community. Now more than ever, we must keep listening, keep talking and keep being there for each other. ^sk
#BellLetsTalk
The HRPS is proud to announce a new annual collaborative anti-hate campaign called #NoHateInHalton.
The campaign will run in over 180 schools and learning facilities across Halton from November 8 to 12, 2021.
Full details: https://t.co/bCfDww8eTQ
Today marks the beginning of #WomensHistoryMonth
We salute each and every female member of the HRPS family for their positive impact on the past, present and future.
👏You are all inspirations👏
In the months ahead, we will be introducing you to many different members of #YourHRPS.
Meet Constable Hardial (‘Hardy’) Singh. To read his story, visit us on Instagram: https://t.co/IYPMKhSTfE
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For International Women’s Day, choose to challenge. We choose to stand against gender bias and inequality. We’re proud to highlight and celebrate the accomplishments of the amazing women in our HRPS Family. #ChooseToChallenge ^bt
Today, every view of this video helps create positive change. All you need to do is watch it and Bell will donate 5¢ more to Canadian mental health initiatives. Retweet to help spread the word! #BellLetsTalk
The HRPS, @HPBoard and @HaltonWomensPl unveiled an intimate partner violence memorial at Halton Police Headquarters today.
Learn more about the memorial and its significance to Halton here: https://t.co/XiW02q7Lpp
We encourage our community to visit the memorial site. ^sr
Today and every day, let’s get loud – and #GetReal – about our mental health. Watch Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s message for #MentalHealthWeek ⬇️ https://t.co/zMTXUypeEX
We must take the appropriate precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone. Today we have extended Ontario’s Declaration of Emergency to May 12, 2020. Please continue to do your part, and stay apart. https://t.co/o3Ju111Udk
For the health and safety of our province, our community, our healthcare workers, and our first responders, please stay home this long weekend and only travel if it’s absolutely essential.
Now is *not* the time to visit friends and extended family. We need to stay the course.
Thank you Burlington residents for the kind acts of support for our amazing team of sworn & civilian members. Despite the challenges associated with the #COVID19Pandemic the @HaltonPolice are strong and resilient! We are #StillYourHRPS
Today on International Women’s Day, Halton Regional Police Service salutes all of the women trailblazers in our midst for all that they do.
#BecauseOfYou our community is…
Safe
Proud
Empowered
Inspired
#IWD2020 ^sr
Two-thirds of all human trafficking cases in Canada occur in Ontario and the average age of recruitment is 13 years old.
Know the signs.
See something?
Say something.
#HumanTraffickingAwareness ^jh
Mental health for first responders. @HaltonPolice's Deputy Chief Jeff Hill joins @AntonyRobart to talk about the "Backup Buddy" — a new mental health resource app that helps officers cope with stress and trauma.
On #BellLetsTalk Day we are proud to launch our Backup Buddy mobile app, providing our members and their families access to mental wellness resources, anytime, anywhere.
Every Action Counts.
Info: https://t.co/qdZyo4W2a0
https://t.co/hR3RV0Fvxo
In the North Pole, the main food groups are: candy, candy canes, candy corn & syrup - so Cst. Nickel was in need of a good work out. He wasted no time getting back into his fitness routine with our Health and Wellness Coordinator, James. 🏋️♂️
#MotivationMonday#ElfOnTheShelf
Constable Wentzell recently made the night of future Constables Hannah (4) and Ben (2) when he stopped to show them his cruiser after responding to a minor collision in their neighbourhood!
We hope to see you both at the Ontario Police College in 20+ years! #futurerecruits