Few Good Men Mentorship Program Continues with Conflict Resolution Session
The Few Good Men Mentorship Program successfully discussed conflict resolution and discipline.
The founders, Arthur Thomas Jr and Jamie Saunders emphasized the importance of equipping young people with these skills to help them succeed.
The sessions were led by Colonel Telbert Benjamin and Deputy Commissioner Albert Wade, who spoke about the importance of respect, rules, and laws in maintaining order in society.
Mr. Veldon Raguette also spoke about the importance of discipline, planning, and dedication in achieving success.
The program founders expressed gratitude to the facilitators and sponsors of the session and shared their excitement for the program’s future growth.
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