Province Puts $600K Into Protecting Windsor-Essex Child Victims_ Witnesses of Crime

Provincial funding to ease North Bay kids' interactions with the justice system

It can be quite scary for a child who is a victim or witness of a crime to go to the police station and give a statement or testify in court in front of a bunch of strangers.

Program launched to support children who witness crime

New Beginnings is taking on a new Child Witness Victim Program to support children and their families who have been victims of crime in the community.The program is supported through a $600,000 grant from the provincial government.“We’re making sure that children in Essex County who’ve been through the worst don’t have to face the justice system alone,” said Anthony Leardi, MPP for Essex. “This investment means real, compassionate support for yo…

Province puts $600K into protecting Windsor-Essex child victims, witnesses of crime

Essex MPP Anthony Leardi says the money is meant to support kids who’ve been through the “worst,” so they don’t have to face the justice system alone.

Province puts $600K into protecting Windsor-Essex child victims_ witnesses of crime

Essex MPP Anthony Leardi says the money is meant to support kids who’ve been through the “worst,” so they don’t have to face the justice system alone. ...

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Province expanding Child Victim Witness Program

$600,000 to Protect Young Victims and Witnesses of CrimeVic Fedeli, MPP for Nipissing announced the Ontario government is investing $600,000 over three years to help protect child victims and witnesses of crime in Nipissing. The funding is part of the government’s $4.2 million investment to expand the Child Victim Witness Program to more communities across the province. “Our government is committed to strengthening our justice system and protect…