Surrey PCC gives £500,000 to support partner organisations

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Surrey PCC gives £500,000 to support partner organisations

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey, David Munro, has given a £500,000 Coronavirus Support Fund for partner organisations to help them cope through the outbreak.

Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner David Munro

Date - 6th April 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

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PCC Munro has provided the fund to help services who support those most at risk due to the situation, such as domestic abuse, homelessness and substance misuse. Fifteen organisations have already been allocated funding of over...

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