Father of three Ryan Amies has turned his Stamford home into a festive attraction including a mega five metre Christmas Tree to raise money for children harmed by crime. The display of over 15,000 LED Christmas lights outside his home on Empingham Road, Stamford, Lincolnshire is already proving a hit
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Embrace raises £12,000 in a week in Big Give’s Christmas Challenge 2022!
We’d like to say a massive thank you to all 23 of our wonderful supporters who dug deep in their pockets and helped us raise £12,000 for children harmed by crime. The money was raised during the double donation week known as The Big Give’s Christmas Challenge 2022. We had
DOUBLE your donations to Embrace in Big Give’s Christmas Challenge 2022!
We are taking on a Christmas challenge to raise £6,000 in on-line donations in just one week – and if we reach our target it will be automatically DOUBLED to £12,000! Double donation week which all part of The Big Give’s Christmas Challenge 2022. All of the money raised will
17 children supported by Embrace enjoy festive day at the farm
Thursday 10 November 2022 Seven families with 17 children between them enjoyed a festive fun day out at Willows Activity Farm in Hertfordshire. All of the families, who are from Bedfordshire, are being supported by Embrace Child Victims of Crime because of crimes they have experienced. The day out, last
Stamford dad raises £500 for Embrace with home Halloween light show
Thursday 10 November 2022 Father of three Ryan Amies has been drawing crowds to his home in Stamford, Lincolnshire with a Halloween light show to raise money for children harmed by crime. The display of over 15,000 LED Halloween lights outside his home on Empingham Road, Stamford saw crowds of
Making Christmas wishes come true for children harmed by crime
There’s 68 days until Christmas and many people have already started shopping to ensure Santa’s sleigh is full of goodies for their friends and family. But this year Santa really needs your help. With the cost of living crisis hitting many families really hard we know some will be struggling
Met Police Sergeant takes on Everest base camp challenge for Embrace
Metropolitan Police Sgt Steve Kirwan has waited three long years to realise his 30 year dream to trek to Everest base camp – and he’s doing it to help children harmed by crime. Steve (54) from Wickford in Essex, first signed up to trek to the base camp of the
Seven marathons in seven days to raise money for child crime victims
Luton father-of-three Daniel Brosnan likes taking on marathon challenges – that’s why he’s running SEVEN marathons in seven days to help children harmed by crime. The paint sprayer from Luton says any pain and discomfort he may feel at the end will all be worth it if he manages to
Could you become a trustee for us?
We are looking to recruit some new trustees to join our board. Our children’s charity supports young victims of serious crimes including abuse, violence and exploitation across the UK. We are hoping to fill at least two vacant positions with people who have a real passion for child protection and
Sally says volunteering was ‘invaluable experience’
Sally Simkins is one of our new child advocates – she makes sure children who are referred to us receive all the services they need to help them recover from trauma caused by crime. Sally joined the Embrace team last month – but she’s not new to the charity. The