Record numbers of children affected by crime supported by national charity
In the past year Embrace Child Victims of Crime has supported record numbers of children
and families – more than in any other year in its 30 year history.
In the past year Embrace Child Victims of Crime has supported record numbers of children
and families – more than in any other year in its 30 year history.
Leading childhood cancer charity, Children with Cancer UK, has announced a new five year partnership with Beads of Courage UK to help support young cancer patients and their families.
Read MoreA Highland mental health charity has marked Children’s Mental Health Week by celebrating one year of collaboration with local primary schools.
Read MoreChildren and teenagers affected by the conflict in Ukraine are to be given a helping hand thanks to a computer game designed to help them deal with the trauma of war.
Read MoreIn this week’s Real Voices, author Sarah Surgey talks about her book and the importance of encouraging emotional literacy in children.
Read MoreCharity launches appeal to support children from single parent families
Read MoreAyrshire Cancer Support has received £6,650 in funding to create a new support service for children and young people.
Read MoreVisually-impaired children were treated to a special online sensory dinosaur experience hosted by paleontologist Jack Horner for the RNIB.
Read MorePeterborough-based charity Embrace Child Victims of Crime (CVoC) has launched its Dear Santa 2021 campaign to help provide presents to children facing terrible trauma because of crimes that have happened to them or they have witnessed.
Read MoreThe Daily Mile, has entered a partnership with the athletics governing body, UK Athletics to help demonstrate the importance that physical activity plays in the physical and mental health and wellbeing of children and young people.
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