Sipping bubbles with the Beckhams and taking wine with the President of the US – just another evening for Embrace CVoC supporters! Madame Tussaud’s proved a popular venue as guests of our annual London dinner dances schmoozed with the (wax) celebs and raised thousands of pounds for the cause. Jim
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County-wide project to support young people affected by Domestic Abuse
Issued by: Catherine Kimberley, Communications Officer On behalf of Jason Ablewhite, Cambridgeshire Police & Crime Commissioner Date: 5th October 2017 County-wide project to support young people affected by Domestic Abuse POLICE and Crime Commissioner, Jason Ablewhite is today (5th October) announcing the details of a multi-agency project to support young
Magical memories help take away the hurt
This summer Embrace Child Victims Of Crime have facilitated two trips away to the world famous Euro Disney, where we have given a number of families a chance to go on a holiday of a lifetime. These magical trips away have given the families a well needed respite from all the
Cambridgeshire: Funding from Police and Crime Commissioner helps young victims of crime recover
Police and Crime Commissioner, Jason Ablewhite has given £2,000 to national crharity Embrace CVOC (Child Victims of Crime) to provide practical support for young victims of crime. The grant, which is added to by the charity from public donations, enables young victims to buy practical items to help them cope
TEAM EMBRACE’S CYCLING HEROES RAISE THOUSANDS FOR THE FORGOTTEN VICTIMS OF CRIME
Team Embrace, Chris Caddy, Antony Rich, Gareth White, Nick Tilson, Ian Dudgeon, Nick Lemin and Phillip Cooper completed the Prudential Ride London Surrey 100 on Sunday 30th July in support of Embrace Child Victims Of Crime. Our riders had an early start on Sunday as they set off from Stratford’s
Jim Strother cycled the length of Britain in support of Embrace Child Victims of Crime
We would like to congratulate Jim Strother on completing his personal challenge of cycling the length of Britain (Land’s End to John O’Groats) in support of Embrace Child Victims of Crime. Jim started his challenge on Saturday 24th June and completed the tough venture on Sunday 9th which was also
Marco to run on (almost!) broken leg
Personal trainer Marco Galea (above) is determined to complete Sunday’s London Marathon despite having an injury that would put most people out of action. Marco, from Somersham, Cambridgeshire, has a hairline fracture in his lower left leg but says that he will walk the route if necessary. Well supported by