Crimestoppers charity wins big thanks to young people from Kibble

Young people from Kibble have embarked on a bid to help people who have witnessed or experienced crime after donating thousands of pounds to a charity.

- TAYLOR MURRAY

More than 50 young people from Kibble took part in a youth and philanthropy initiative (YPI), managed and funded by The Wood Foundation, for schools.

They advocated for the charity of their choice in mock exercises, presentations, campaigns and creative executions - including social media content and Tik Tok videos.

FEARLESS, a Crimestoppers charity, was chosen to receive the £3,000 donation after winning the competition.

The organisation enables young people to pass on information about crime 100 per cent anonymously.

The charity is part of Crimestoppers and works closely with local authorities to provide children and young people, aged from 11 to 18, a safe and anonymous route to providing information on crime via an outreach service.