The Woodstock Police and Big Brothers Big Sisters have teamed up for the long running Cops and Kids program.
Some lucky kids will be spending the week with police.
The Woodstock Police and Big Brothers Big Sisters have teamed up for the long running Cops and Kids program.
Littles still on the wait list for a mentor will be spending the whole week with officers to take in some new experiences according to Constable Nikki VanLeeuwen.
"C&D Lanes, they let us go there bowling, all the community people donate their space which is awesome - so we're going to the Meadows to teach the kids how to golf, we're going to the Police College for a tour."
VanLeeuwen says this also helps the kids learn to trust officers in our community.
"A lot of them are a bit apprehensive and shy the first day and then they see police in a different light - we're not in uniform, we're in casual clothes and just having fun with kids. So they remember us for years and years."

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