Project SWEF (Skills, Well-Being, Experience and Funding) is aimed at enhancing the skills
and well-being of Nigeria police officers to address the challenges faced by Nigeria police
officers such as high stress levels affecting their well-being, limited skill development.
opportunities, low morale etc.

OBJECTIVES:

• Improve skills through training and development programs.
• Enhance well-being through mental health, physical health and recreational activities.
• Revamp and upgrade of medical equipment in police hospitals across the nation.
• Boost morale, experience and job satisfaction.
  

SKILLS/TRAINING:

• De-escalation techniques
• Community Engagement
• Legal and Ethical Considerations
• Conflict Management
• Emotional Intelligence
• Leadership and Management
  The Skills/Training Strategy will train 10,000 officers per state.

WELL-BEING:

• Upgrading the Police Hospitals.
• Training on the use of the medical equipment and devices.
• Training of the Police Health Personnel.
• Health Awareness Campaigns.

Strategy includes:

• NEED Analysis on all the Police Hospitals on Infrastructure, Training and Medical
  Equipment Revamp.
• Work with Police Medical Team on the hospitals to upgrade following the NEED
  Assessment.

EXPERIENCE:

• The project includes an all-expense paid 3-day Vacation to UK for ten (10) Senior
  Officers in Police Force Training Department
• This will enable the officers to experience international policing strategies, workforce and policies.
• These Officers will be able to further train other police officers on the international
  policing strategies that will lead to better police interventions and practices across the
  federation.

EXPECTED OUTCOMES:

• Improved skill sets among police officers
• Enhanced mental and physical well-being.
• Increased job satisfaction, experience and morale
• Positive impact on community relations and crime reduction
• Improved community policing strategies.
  Project SWEF will ultimately address the challenges faced by Nigerian police officers for
  better intervention for the society and immediate communities.

CONTACT PROJECT COORDINATORS

Email: ability@londonptc.com

Phone: +234 803 072 0808