Monday 28 February 2022 A 45-strong team of Essex police officers, staff and volunteers will be scaling Mount Snowdon in May to raise money for Embrace Child Victims of Crime. The Essex Police fundraising team organised the climb of Wales’ highest mountain to raise £20,000 for Embrace CVoC which supports
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Embrace welcomes new chair with a passion for child protection and tackling inequalities
Thursday 10 February 2022 We are delighted to announce that Simon Bailey QPM, DL, former Chief Constable of Norfolk Police, and national police lead for child protection has joined Embrace Child Victims of Crime as our chair of the board of trustees. Simon, a police officer with Norfolk Police for
Amazon in Peterborough donates £10,000 to Dear Santa 2021
The Amazon fulfilment centre in Peterborough is backing our campaign to deliver a magical Christmas for children who have suffered trauma through crime with a £10,000 donation. Every child who is referred to Dear Santa 2021 chooses one gift they’d really like to receive from Santa, up to the value
Barefoot Coaching helps make Christmas wishes come true for 25 children
Barefoot Coaching has purchased 25 gifts for children as part of our Dear Santa 2021 campaign. Every child who is referred to Dear Santa 2021 chooses one gift they’d really like to receive from Santa, up to the value of £35. The gifts are available to buy through our Dear
Shoplight supports Dear Santa with £3,500 donation
Retail lighting supplier Shoplight Ltd is showing its support for Dear Santa 2021 – with a £3,500 donation The Peterborough-based company heard about our appeal to buy gifts of choice for children harmed by crime and wanted to get involved. Mel Shortland, director of Shoplight Ltd, based in Fengate, Peterborough
We have 7 days to raise £6k for children harmed by crime
The clock is ticking! We have seven days to raise £6,000 and if we reach our goal it will be doubled to £12,000. From midday Tuesday 30 November until midday Tuesday 7 December we have been chosen to take part in the Big Give Christmas Challenge 21 campaign supported by
Chief executive Anne Campbell launches Dear Santa 2021
Making Christmas magical for children harmed by crime Christmas is 50 days away and many people are starting their shopping to ensure Santa’s sleigh is packed with goodies for their friends and family. But Santa needs YOUR help. He has a special wish list of presents from children facing terrible
Young crime victims get access to remote counselling thanks to £11,500 grant
Young victims of domestic abuse in West Yorkshire could now be offered remote counselling to heal their trauma thanks to a £11,500 grant from the West Yorkshire Combined Authority. The programme is being delivered by Embrace Child Victims of Crime and will give the children and young people emotional support
Embrace wins national award for outstanding services for young crime victims
We have received a national award for outstanding service from The National Police Chiefs’ Council. The NPCC made the award to Embrace Child Victims of Crime for the outstanding services we provide for children and young people exposed to crime. Last year, we supported over 3,000 children, young people and
Former England cricketer Alex Tudor helps raise £2,500 in spinathon challenge
Former England cricketer Alex Tudor helped to raise £2,500 for Embrace Child Victims of Crime in a 10 day spinathon. He joined a team of eight police officers from Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire Police and a police officer’s husband to take on the 1,190 mile challenge. Alex, who played for England