TV presenter and former rugby international Martin Bayfield will return to his policing roots next month as guest speaker at Embrace CVOC’s anniversary dinner. Martin, a former Bedfordshire police officer, enjoyed a successful career in national and international rugby before injury saw him move into acting and broadcasting. Many will
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EMBRACE ANNOUNCES CHARITY PARTNERSHIP WITH BRITISH APCO
Embrace Child Victims of Crime (CVOC) is pleased to announce a new two year charity partnership with British APCO. British APCO, the UK’s leading association for professionals using or developing public safety technology, will fund-raise for Embrace in a number of ways including through events and corporate donations. Funds raised
Embrace Announces Sir Paul Stephenson QPM as Chair of Trustees
Children’s charity Embrace Child Victims of Crime (CVoC) is pleased to announce Sir Paul Stephenson QPM as its new Chair of Trustees. Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul succeeds Richard Bobbett, retired Chief Executive of former telecoms company Airwave, who stepped down in June after six years in the role.
‘Horse-whispering’ helps young victims of crime in Cambridgeshire
Five children from Cambridgeshire are the first to graduate from a pilot ‘horse-whispering’ programme designed to support young victims of crime. The Equine Assisted Therapy programme has been delivered by children’s charity Embrace Child Victims of Crime (CVoC) as part of a range of services commissioned by the Office of
Magical memories made this summer for families affected by serious crime.
This summer Embrace CVoC facilitated two trips to Disneyland Paris, where a number of families made the most of the opportunity to experience the holiday of a life time. The families stayed at a PGL children’s activity centre, the beautiful Chateau de Grande Romaine located just 10 miles outside Paris. Here
Nitro car’s are steering the way to support young victims of crime
Children’s charity Embrace Child Victims of Crime (CVoC) are reaching top speeds at Santa Pod Race Way with support from fellow racers. With keen supporters Andy Raw, owner and driver of Nitro Bug, and racing partner Karl Harrison helping to raise awareness of Embrace CVoC at Dragstalgia few weeks
Team Embrace raise thousands for young victims of crime
Team Embrace, Scott Raine, Cheryl Oxley, Alistair Oxley, Sarah Barton, Mark Crosskill, Mark Taylor, Vas Xenitopoulos, Jeremy Beatson, Gareth White, Peter Richardson, David Vukomanovic, David Lillywhite, Andrew Evans, Keith Richards, Sean Boyle, Michael Hawkes and Chris Johnson cycle 100 miles supporting young victims of crime with every pedal. This years Ride London-
Newmarket Journal- Car set to embrace charity
Newmarket-based team aims to promote national organisation By Tina Murray tina.murray@newmarketjournal.co.uk 01638 564104 A brand new drag car built by an Exning-based motor engineer has made its debut at the Santa Pod Race Way, where it provided a winner without turning a wheel. the car, a VW ‘Funny car’ named Nitro Bug,
SUFFOLK RACE CAR EMBRACES CHILDREN’S CHARITY
What’s black and blue, goes 260mph, is hand-built in Suffolk and has a ‘big heart’? A brand new racing car has made its debut appearance at Santa Pod Race Way, and at the same time helping to raise awareness of young victims of crime in the region. The unique VW
TSR Engine Conversions- helping to make a difference to young lives affected by crime.
Exciting times ahead as owner and driver Andy Raw and racing partner Karl Harrison have chosen to support Embrace CVoC for the launch of their brand new Volkswagen Beetle Funny Car ‘Nitro Bug’. Andy Raw owner of AMR Motors and TSR Engine Conversions, located in Exning, Newmarket has been working