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The Councillor for Safety, Maria Dolores Carrasco, took stock of the results obtained by the Police Tutor program during the school year 2011/12, which was performed in 82 cases.
Last year, the unit made numerous visits to schools in primary and secondary, and several private homes, to talk to parents and find the best possible solution to the specific problems of each student.
As explained Carrasco, "The Guardian Police worked with 82 students, of which 64 were foreign-born. Most of these is the first time that they have to intervene, although there are some who are the second and third time."
Moreover, of these, 48 were men and 34 were women.
Most were of primary education, specifically 43 students, and 39 of secondary school.
In addition, six students had to be referred to Social Services for various personal and family problems.
Similarly, the police learned that 15 students Tutor foreigners, who were enrolled in Cehegín centers in the early going, did not attend school because they had changed their residence in Spain or had returned to their home country.
And three students residing in Cehegín, but were not in school, so he proceeded to do.
Within workspaces Guardian Police unit include its work on truancy, working with schools, to detect, track and resolve existing cases.
The main function is to locate risk factors, such as problems in the family, group influence, drug use, violence or harassment, both within and outside schools, and solve them in a personalized way, in collaboration with teachers, family and Social Services.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cehegín
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