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
CALL US NOW
0345 60 999 60
DONATE
BAPCO
‘Victims’ voice lost in knife-crime debate
The voice of young victims – and their families – is being lost in the current knife-crime debate, according to Embrace’s Chair of Trustees. Ex-Met Police Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson has said a range of factors is contributing to the “mounting toll of young bodies in our mortuaries”. His comments
SIGN-UP TO TREK EVEREST
Delegates to the British Association of Public Community Safety Officials’ (BAPCO) annual conference are being urged to sign-up for the challenge of a life-time – to stand in the shadow of the highest point on earth. Embrace Child Victims of Crime, BAPCO’s charity partner, has secured exclusive places to trek