CHESHIRE youth ambassador Dominic Rogers has teamed up with the police and Embrace, a national charity for child victims of crime to deliver presents to young people across the county who have been affected by crime.
Young people have been nominated by officers and partner agencies such as schools and organisations working with victims.
Dominic said: “Embrace is a UK wide charity which works to provide practical and emotional support to young victims of crime up to the age of 18.
“I have worked with the constabulary to ensure that presents are delivered to young people who may go without on Christmas day.
“Christmas is a special time for everyone and I want to make sure that those who have suffered as a result of crime have a present to open on Christmas morning.”
CHESHIRE youth ambassador Dominic Rogers has teamed up with the police
and Embrace, a national charity for child victims of crime to deliver
presents to young people across the county who have been affected by
crime.
Child victims of crime will receive presents
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