Deputy PCC Hails Lancashire Victim Services for Life-Changing Support
Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Pratt MBE has lauded Lancashire Victim Services (LVS) for their vital role in helping crime victims rebuild their lives.
Thousands Supported Across Lancashire
Since being commissioned by Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, LVS has supported thousands. Their expert teams specialise in aiding victims of domestic abuse, sexual violence, and crime victims under 18, offering tailored help for every situation.
43,000 Referrals and Counting
After reviewing LVS’s latest performance, Andy Pratt said: “It’s always a pleasure to meet the Lancashire Victim Services Team and discuss the fantastic work they do for people affected by crime.”
He added, “In the past year alone, the service handled over 43,000 referrals, many connected to serious crimes like domestic abuse and sexual violence.”
“We understand how deeply crime impacts lives. I’m confident that LVS’s expert team has the skills to make a real difference, helping victims move forward and find recovery. Anyone in need should reach out to them.”
Vital Funding Enables Critical Support
Claire Powell, Area Manager for Lancashire Victim Services, expressed gratitude for the backing: “We really appreciate the positive feedback and support from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s office.”
“The funding allows us to assist many across the county, especially those recovering from traumatic experiences.”
