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Province providing more than $500,000 to RCMP to support child abuse investigations and combat cybercrime - Vimarsana News

Province providing more than $500,000 to RCMP to support child abuse investigations and combat cybercrime

Steinbach MLA and Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen, announced that the Manitoba government is providing $519,000 from the proceeds of the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund to the Manitoba RCMP to fund a wide variety of crime prevention measures and victim supports.

Toba Centre to receive interview room upgrades for child abuse survivors - Vimarsana News

Toba Centre to receive interview room upgrades for child abuse survivors

Child abuse victims in Manitoba will not have to relive their trauma and have a clearly documented voice after a Winnipeg abuse response centre receives equipment upgrades for its interview rooms.

Technology to help support child abuse survivors, combat cybercrime - Vimarsana News

Technology to help support child abuse survivors, combat cybercrime

Provincial government is providing more than $500,000 to the Manitoba RCMP to fund crime prevention measures and victim supports. Read more.

Manitoba funds new tech to support child abuse victims who share their story - Vimarsana News

Manitoba funds new tech to support child abuse victims who share their story

The province is providing $145,000 for new audio and video equipment to help investigators interview child abuse victims, Manitoba Justice minister Kelvin Goertzen announced at a news conference Friday.

Source: cbc.ca
Manitoba government allocates funds for new technology to help child abuse investigators - Winnipeg - Vimarsana News

Manitoba government allocates funds for new technology to help child abuse investigators - Winnipeg

Thousands of dollars will go toward new tech and cryptocurrency software, as part of Manitoba's latest announcement to address instances of child abuse.