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TRELAWNY, Jamaica — Superintendent Velonique Campbell, commanding officer for the Trelawny Police Division, has challenged the seven young people who recently graduated from the Youth Empowerment and Mentorship Initiative (YEMI) to take charge of their futures, make wise choices and use every opportunity to become positive influences in their communities.
The charge came during Saturday’s graduation ceremony for phase two of YEMI at the Falmouth Police Station.
Campbell told the graduates that completing the 12-week programme should not mark the end of their growth, but the beginning of their responsibility to put the lessons learnt into practice.
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