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  • The images on this page highlight a selection of our community development initiatives. One of our flagship programmes, the Inner Policeman Initiative, is a community‑focused awareness campaign that reinforces the critical importance of early childhood intervention. The initiative explores the long‑term impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and promotes prevention through meaningful engagement with families, community groups, and key stakeholders.

    Through seminars, parent‑focused presentations, and collaborative outreach activities, the programme equips caregivers and community leaders with the knowledge and tools needed to support children’s wellbeing, strengthen protective factors, and intervene early when risks are identified. This approach reflects our commitment to building safer, healthier, and more resilient communities.


Feature Work

Unveiling our campaign billboard, which highlights our ongoing community awareness initiatives. This image captures a key moment in our outreach efforts, showcasing our commitment to early intervention, public education, and community engagement.


E. O. Ogundele, Deputy Controller‑General of the Nigerian Correctional Service at the Headquarters in Abuja, played a pivotal role in facilitating our access to work within correctional facilities across the country. His leadership, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to strengthening justice-sector collaboration deserve special commendation. We deeply appreciate his support and the enabling environment he created for meaningful engagement and impact.


Our CJUSOS‑Branded Anniversary Cake
Professor Neal – Partner & Resource Expert Standing with CJUSOS Lead Founder, Dr Genevieve P. I. Ohaeresaba, Professor Neal represents one of our key academic partners. He is Chair of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Salford and a leading UK expert in youth justice and crime prevention, with 40+ national research projects delivered for major institutions including the Nuffield Foundation, HMPPS, and the Department of Health. Appointed to the Youth Justice Board for England and Wales, he brings evidence‑based insight that strengthens CJUSOS’s research, programme design, and policy reform work.
Professor Neal – Partner & Resource Expert Standing with CJUSOS Lead Founder, Dr Genevieve P. I. Ohaeresaba, Professor Neal represents one of our key academic partners. He is Chair of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Salford and a leading UK expert in youth justice and crime prevention, with 40+ national research projects delivered for major institutions including the Nuffield Foundation, HMPPS, and the Department of Health. Appointed to the Youth Justice Board for England and Wales, he brings evidence‑based insight that strengthens CJUSOS’s research, programme design, and policy reform work.


During one of her community outreach activities, including the unveiling of a new awareness billboard, Dr Genevieve P. I. Ohaeresaba donated a free wheelchair to a randomly selected man with cerebral palsy who had been forced to mobilise by rolling on the ground due to lack of access to mobility aids. The wheelchair was formally handed over by Justice K. N. Ude of the Enugu State High Court, who used the occasion to urge political leaders to adopt inclusive policies that support and enhance the wellbeing of vulnerable citizens across Nigeria.


During the event, Dr Genevieve also shared awareness‑raising literature with members of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) who attended the occasion.


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