NSPCC's Young Witness Service: what it involves and why it needs more volunteers
Every year in Northern Ireland, hundreds of children and young people give evidence as prosecution witnesses in criminal trials.
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Every year in Northern Ireland, hundreds of children and young people give evidence as prosecution witnesses in criminal trials.
A woman from Derry has said her volunteer role with the NSPCC’s Young Witness Service allows her to to contribute to a ‘brighter, less fearful futur...
A Ballymena man is appealing for volunteers for the Northern Ireland based NSPCC Young Witness Service.
Volunteers needed for an important kids service operating at courts in Derry Young Witness Service supports children who are part of a court case Derry courthouse at Bishop Street is one of the local courts where the Young Witness Service operates. Reporter: '); '); THE National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) is calling on people across Northern Ireland to volunteer for its Young Witness Service. The service, which is the only one of its kind throughout the UK, assists children and young people under 18 years old who have to attend court as prosecution witnesse...