Gang Prevention Subcommittee
Sharon Harding:
LVMPD Manager Metro Volunteer Program. Contact: 702-828-5609 Email
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Victoria and her programs joined the Gang Taskforce in 2006, and she completed her training requirements as a member-partner in 2007. Victoria became a Gang Prevention Co-Chair in March of 2009. and Faithbased Coordinator in 2010.
Sharon Harding joined the Metro Family in 1995 as a Fingerprint I.D. Tech.
She became Metro’s Volunteer Manager in 2004. Sharon’s family of volunteers donated 44,391 hours of service to our community and the department. In 2008
they donated 98,498 hours, doubling their donated time.
In 2006 LVMPD volunteers became community partners with the
S. NV. Community Gang Task Force.
Chaplaincy graduate, LVMPD CIT graduate, Leadership & Resilency graduate.
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Victoria Campe, Gang Prevention Co-Chair, Faith Based Team Co-Coordinator,
Founder, Executive Director and Program Development: Chaplaincy Nevada
S.NV. Community Gang Taskforce Prevention Co-Chair. She is a member of the S. NV. Mental Health Coalition, She was also participated as a subcommittee member of CIT (Crisis Intervention Training), Jail Aftercare Program, Mental Health Court. LVMPD CIT Graduate 07, Leadership & Resiliency Graduate, The 5 Critical Disciplines Certificate Graduate 2010. SNV Community Gang Taskforce Parent Handbook on Gangs Co-Instructor. Co-Founder/CEO for ChallengeKADS Sports Association. 4th degree Black Belt Taekwondo, & Founder/CEO of Messages of Faith Ministry.
An ordained Chaplains Advisory board member. Victoria has worked in education for over 15 yrs. CCSN Cont. Ed. program/ CCSN Welfare to Work programs 1995-97, UNLV division of Educational Outreach from 1997 to present. Member of: PACT Coalition, CORE Coalition, CCC Courts Catalyzing Change, Mayors Faith Forum, NDP NV Event Coordinator, faith-base member of HOPE for Prisoners.
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Contact: 702-401-7149 Email .
Las Vegas -LVMPD- Metro Volunteer.
GRT Handbook on Gangs Graduate and Co-Instructor.
The 5 Critical Disciplines Certificate Graduate 2010.
Conflict and Resolution Class Completion.
Member of RRSAR (Red Rock Search and Rescue)
City of Las Vegas CERT Graduate
Faithbase Member of HOPE for Prisoners
Taskforce CCJuvenile Detention Youth Writing Program
Faith-base: Ordained. Chaplaincy Graduate. Apprenticeship Certificate/Co-Instructor Graduate,
Debbie has been an 8 year member of Central Christian Church and spent approximately 5 years in the Women's Small Group Ministry. Debbie currently serves in Centrals Women's Ministry Leadership program.
C.O.R.E. Member. Clark County Ministers License to Perform Marriages.
Gang Prevention Co-Chair, Debbie Damron: Email
Debbie was featured on the MVP Cover Story 8/2011
-Prevention: strives to help families meet the formidable challenges of raising a child today by addressing topics that include school violence, child development, -bullying, organized sports, child abuse, and the juvenile justice system.
-Prevention Programs: including early childhood, school-based, and after school initiatives. Strategies using multiple techniques, i.e. such as community policing.
-Gang Prevention: Educate parents, schools, and communities on gangs. Gangs aren't selective, so they are prepared to pick up anyone who falls through the families crack.
We invite you to join with the Gang Prevention Subcommittee (GPS) for an exciting new era in concept building & community partnerships. You can help support our youth and families by volunteering your time and talents to foster a new phase of gang prevention through our activities, events and initiatives.
MVP Recognized for Outstanding Achievement
Southern Nevada Community Gang Task Force TEAMS:
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Handbook Team Coordinator- Debbie Damron 702-619-9898
Debbie is a Gang Prevention co-chair and GRT Handbook Trainer.
The Gang Resistance Handbook Team is one of the working groups that Gang Prevention Subcommittee members can join to help their community.
This working group is responsible for the great success of the Handbook on Gangs Training. It is composed of average citizens, teachers, pastors,
community agencies, grandparents and many others.
The only requirement is a desire to save our children from gangs by “preventing them from joining gangs in the first place”.
The GRT Handbook on Gangs is a training seminar for community, schools and parents about the signs of gang activity. Our “Team Members”
assist in locating churches, schools, community clubhouses, homeowner associations, and others to set up the training seminars.
Only a few minutes of time at the end of the Gang Prevention Subcommittee meeting is required to become a team member.
It remains a personal decision if you want to volunteer less than an hour per month or several hours per month.
Debbie serves as the luncheon chair for volunteers and announcements, bulletins, RSVP's,
newsletters, email, etc. If you would like to be added to the volunteer list please contact Debbie Damron.
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Faith-based Team Co-Coordinators: Victoria Campe, and Sandy Marks 702-401-7149
Sandy Marks is an ordained Reverend, Chaplaincy AB Chair, and an MVP (Metro Volunteer Program).
The Faith-based Team is one of the working groups that Gang Prevention Subcommittee members can join to help their community.
This working group is responsible for creating community service opportunities for faith-based organizations and individuals with an
interest or talent in faith-based services. The Faith-based Team collaborates with all of the Gang Prevention Subcommittee working groups
to participate and enhance “Community Mobilization” initiatives throughout Southern Nevada.
This working group partners with the “Chaplaincy Program” which enhances the overall community mobilization of the Gang Prevention Subcommittee.
It also works closely with the Gang Intervention and Gang Suppression Subcommittees in facilitating faith-based activities in the community,
which demonstrate the strategies and principles of the OJJDP Comprehensive Gang Model.
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Educational Team Coordinator: Regina Harrison
Regina is an MVP (Metro Volunteer Program), a Clark County School District Adult Ed. Teacher.
BA in Psychology, Master of Arts Organizational management, BS Business Management.
The Southern Nevada Community Gang Task Force, leadership in education and training of our youth. resources for GED,
and writing skills. This team participates and co-schedules training with the youth in detention, and the community, through the
SNCGTF Clinic of Y.O.U (Youth Outreach Unbound).
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Funding Team Coordinator: Marshaun A. R. Winston
Marshaun is an MVP (Metro Volunteer Program), Retired Military Vet., Volunteer Ambassadors for Hope.
The Funding Team is one of the working groups that Gang Prevention Subcommittee members can join to help their community. This working
group is responsible for gathering and managing grant information related to the Gang Prevention Subcommittee as demonstrated by the
OJJDP Comprehensive Gang Model. The members of this working group form collaborations for current and future grant applications. In addition,
this working group enlists the support and services of local community coalitions to drive the grant preparation process and present new grant
opportunities to the Southern Nevada Community Gang Task Force.
The Southern Nevada Community Gang Task Force facilitates the success of community agencies that complete Logic Model Training and
Gang Task Force Community Provider’s Training (Evidence Based Practices) provided by the Task Force annually.
Only a few minutes of time at the end of the Gang Prevention Subcommittee meeting is required. It remains a personal decision if you want to
volunteer additional hours. When grant applications are being prepared, additional hours are sometimes needed to assist in the many tasks required.
Also, the Gang Prevention Subcommittee’s Funding Team is called upon to work with Gang Intervention and Gang Suppression grant writers on behalf
of the Southern Nevada Community Gang Task Force.
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Event Coordinator: Diana Reyes.
Diana is currently awaiting her status for MVP, she is a gang prevention event coordinator co-chair, and an ordained Chaplain.
Diana coordinates the gang prevention sub-committee Quarterly Luncheons, and the Operation Lasting Peace special events.
She also works on fundraising for the events, and the printing of the GRT Handbook.
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Graffiti Coalition, and Taskforce Special Events:
Kevin L Child
Kevin is an ordained Chaplain, and NV state licensed Minister. He is the Chair for the the S NV Anti Graffiti Coalition (SNAGc),
and helps facilitate special events through donations, equipment, etc .
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Media Team Coordinator: Joshua –702-401-7149
Joshua Campe is an MVP (Metro Volunteer Program)
The Southern Nevada Community Gang Task Force calls upon this working group for media planning and implementation of strategies
congruent with OJJDP Comprehensive Gang Model principles.
The Media Team is one of the working groups that Gang Prevention Subcommittee members can join to help their community. This working
group is responsible for media related affairs of the Gang Prevention Subcommittee. They also make recommendation for overall Task Force
media activities and community collaborations involving media projects. This working group assists all Gang Prevention working groups
when called upon.
Also, they make media presentations to the Task Force on behalf of the Gang Prevention Subcommittee.
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Diana is the Administration Coordinator in the Youth Dept. for the Champion Center.
The Events Coordinator for MOFM-Chaplaincy dept., an ordained Chaplain and NV State licensed Minister. Diana is a City of Las Vegas CERT graduate, and a current applicant for the METRO Volunteer Program.
A member of RRSAR (Red Rock Search and Rescue), she is currently in training to become a SAR CPR & First Aid instructor. A member of the Mayors Faith Forum Human Trafficking Task Force.
Faithbase Member of HOPE for Prisoners Re-entry Program
Gang Prevention Co-Chair, Diana Reyes: Email
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