House 11, Cluster A, Admiralty Estate, Navy Town, Asokoro, Abuja
About us
About IPCSL
International Police Champlain Sustainable Development and Law Enforcement
International Police Chaplain Sustainable Development and Law Enforcement Inc. [IPSCL], based in the USA at 555 Winderley Place Maitland FL 32751 and registered at Florida State ID : N21000010310 and Federal FEI Number: 87-3989289 is created to help the UN promote the Sustainable Development Goals [SDGs] in the world and to help with Law enforcement as well. We are men and women of various religions, ethnicities and cultures. We are both seasoned veterans of the army and Police Corps and also newcomers to the chaplaincy. Many of us also serve the citizens of our state and nation as civil clergy and institutional chaplains.
IPCSL Focus
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Be a servant leader for better world
?Our Values
Charity, Respect, and Integrity
?Our Vision
Peace, Dignity and Equality on a Healthy Planet
?Our Mission
On the basis of the universal mission of Chaplaincy which is:
- Provide spiritual, psychological, social and funding aid to families in difficulty and the community;
- Provide help and assistance to sick, invalid and needy people as well as their families;
- Encourage humans to social and intellectual relations and respect for human rights;
- Promote and direct educational, charitable religious and social works;
- Provide help in the event of war, natural and civil disasters.
We want to stand ready in the community, respond, serve those in need through the achievement of sustainable development Goals and law enforcement
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What We Do
We respond to advise, assist and support victims and others affected by critical incidents and crises, including death notifications, suicides, homicides, hostage takings, kidnappings and other traumatic events. IPCSL agents are specially trained to manage crisis situations and also provide follow-up advice, group and individual debriefings for the respect of human rights. IPCSL officers are trained to serve people of all faiths by promoting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and law enforcement.
Education and Prevention
Victim of Trauma
Research and Advocacy
Victim of Sex Abuse
Culture and Community
Our Mode of Operation
IPCSL Objectives, Work Section,
and Fields of Intervention
Our Objectives
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Provide counseling, education, human rights advocacy, life-enhancing skills, and recovery training;
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To provide life-changing services in all areas of community life, such as health, welfare, education, transitional living, emergency services, and government support;
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Participate in the implementation of effective public policies in terms of national and international security;
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Promote the development of civil society institutions and the introduction of effective civilian oversight mechanisms in the national security system;
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Participate in ensuring public safety and social protection;
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Participate in the resolution of food, energy, information, and security problems;
Work Section
IPCSL is dedicated to making a lasting impact through our campaigns and programs. Although our efforts are guided by the texts of our organization,
we extend a wide network by investing in a variety of progressive strategies.
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Defense of Human Rights (HRD)
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Anti Clandestine Immigration (AIC)
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Anti Gender Based Violence (AVBG)
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Anti-Child Violence (AVE)
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Anti-drug (AD)
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Anti – Climate Change (ACC)
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Anti – Hunger, and poverty (AHP)
Sustainable Goals
We act as a strategic partner to help States mobilize the ideas, people, and resources it needs to deliver, and grow a diverse and durable constituency for collective action. We focus on issues at the heart of the Sustainable Development Goals, build initiatives across sectors to solve problems at scale, and engage influencers Countries, and citizens who seek action.
Law Enforcement
A Law Enforcement Chaplaincy Program is created to
serve the citizens in respect of human rights and the employees of the Police Department of partner countries.
The program helps law enforcement staff and victims of crime or crime prevention in our community: correctional
facilities, community-police relations, line-of-duty death notification, burial service facilitation, crisis
intervention, and officer and department well-being.
