Domestic Violence & Victim Support Unit
Contact the Domestic Violence and Victims Support Unit [DOVVSU] of the Ghana Police Service below:
Address
Liberia Road, Ministries
Accra, Ghana
Telephone
0302 666285
You can also use the form below to send us feedback or report an incident.
Contact the Ghana Police Service Help Desk for additional inquiries. We are here to assist you!
President Akufo Addo names New IGP
Watch the President of the Republic of Ghana, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo unveil the New Inspector General of Police. Mr. David Asante-Apeatu.
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The Domestic Violence and Victims Support Unit [DOVVSU] of the Ghana Police Service is a one-stop centre of services for victims of abuse and others.
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“Police will remain on CAP 30 Pension Scheme” -Government
The Minister for the Interior, Hon. Ambrose Dery has stated that the Government will not vary the Police Service’s pension scheme to the disadvantage of police officers. He said, “the President will not permit any change that will make security personnel suffer and that any such changes will not affect the Ghana Police Service”. Hon.
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Police beef up security for Easter holidays
April 17, 2019 -
IGP tours Ashanti Region
The Inspector-General of Police. Mr. David Asante-Apeatu, accompanied by his Director-General Operations, COP/Mr. George Mensah, DCOP Mr. Kwasi Mensah Duku-Ashanti Regional Commander, DCOP Mr. Adu Anim- Deputy Ashanti Regional Commander, Chief Superintendent Mr. Francis Nchor, the Chief Staff Officer and others have toured the Ashanti Region on Thursday 11th April 2019, to interact with Police
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MISSING PERSON
April 10, 2019
Our Fallen Heroes
Our Heroes
Constable Michael Kporyi
Of Rapid Deployment Force met his untimely death at the UBA Service Station near Michel Camp in Tema while he was on a motorbike Patrol Duty.
Our Heroes
Lance Corporal Robert Ackah
Of Rapid Deployment Force met his untimely death at the UBA Service Station near Michel Camp in Tema while he was on a motorbike Patrol Duty.
It’s not always easy or “convenient” being a police officer, but it is a noble calling. And the Ghana is fortunate that the members of our police service are all honourable men and women, dedicated to serving and protecting the citizens of our community. They sacrifice of their time, their talents….and sometimes their very own lives.
On this page we honour several brave and dedicated men from the Ghana Police Service: men and women who – in dangerous situations – were reaching out to help those in need of their services and ultimately paid the ultimate sacrifice. It is with great honor that we dedicate this section to them – to let their families know that who they were, and what they stood for, remains steadfast in our hearts and our minds. We are proud to call them our brothers and sisters. We will be forever thankful that they chose to serve their country.
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