Merseyside PCC unveils new one-stop shop for victims of crime

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Merseyside PCC unveils new 'one-stop shop' for victims of crime

A team of 15 will deliver the service at the hub, which has been created after a Victim Needs Assessment carried out by the OPCC revealed gaps in provision.

The official launch of the Victim Care Merseyside hub

Date - 17th November 2022
By - Cash Boyle

A new hub designed to better support victims of crime has been officially launched by Merseyside's PCC after opening in the region last month. This new facility, which PCC Emily Spurrell has coined "a single point of contact, a...

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