Embrace’s mascot Alfie bear continues his whirlwind tour of Europe thanks to our cycling fund-raising duo John and Andrew. John Brocklebank and Andrew Footer, both former detectives, are 400 miles into a 500 mile tour across Belgium and Holland – raising funds for young victims of crime with every peddle.
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TEAM EMBRACE RAISE THOUSANDS AT LONDON MARATHON
They completed the gruelling 26.2 mile route with smiles on their faces – and raised thousands for young victims of crime with every step. Team Embrace was represented at this year’s London marathon by four supporters including our very own trustee Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Commissioner Dafydd Llywelyn. Arcadia
Extra-time raises funds for child victims of crime
Children and police officers from across Bedfordshire joined leagues to raise hundreds of pounds to help young victims of serious crime. Embrace Child Victims of Crime was proud to be named chosen charity by Bedfordshire Police for its Kick Off@3 football tournament on Sunday. Aimed at boys and girls aged
Embrace joins IWF call to prevent online child abuse
Embrace Child Victims of Crime has backed a call by the Internet Watch Foundation for a national effort to prevent the demand for harmful child sexual abuse images online. Embrace CEO Anne Campbell travelled to Westminster to mark the launch of the IWF’s powerful annual report ‘Once Upon a
Funds raised for young victims in Derbyshire
More than £2,500 has been raised to support young victims of serious crime in Derbyshire thanks to the sporting prowess of a local sports club. Seventeen cricketers swapped the comfort of their pitch for the streets of Derby, successfully completing the Derby 10k for charity. Sandiacre Town Cricket Club has
Young lives brightened in memory of murdered nurse Lisa Skidmore
District nurse Lisa Skidmore was just 37 when she was raped and murdered by a stranger in her home in Woverhampton. Her attacker then attempted to murder her elderly mother and set fire to the property. Lisa’s life was brutally cut short in 2016 but her family were determined to
SCALE NEW HEIGHTS FOR CHARITY
Plant your company flag at Everest Base Camp and give back to children in their local communities. That’s the call to action from children’s charity Embrace Child Victims of Crime which is urging businesses to support children recovering from serious crime by joining or sponsoring its inaugural Himalayan trek. Anne
CANter – Equine Therapy Programme
Embrace is delighted to offer children in Bedfordshire aged 12-17 years who have been affected by serious crime the opportunity to take part in the CANter programme – a three week programme of Equine Assisted Therapy to help build confidence, self-esteem, growth and development whist facing challenge or change. The
CRICKET CLUB ANNOUNCES EMBRACE AS CHARITY PARTNER
Embrace Child Victims of Crime is delighted to be named Sandiacre Town Cricket Club’s charity partner for the coming season. Based in Derbyshire, the large community cricket club fields four senior teams and has boys and girls of all ages playing at junior level. The club has chosen to fund-raise
EMBRACE-BAPCO PARTNERSHIP BREAKS NEW GROUND
Embrace Child Victims of Crime used the grand setting of British APCO’s annual conference to launch not one – but three – exclusive initiatives. More than 5,000 BAPCO delegates flocked to the Ricoh Arena in Coventry on March 12 and 13 where Embrace held centre stage as the organisation’s charity