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Victims of crime have another way of accessing support after
Victim Support received a cash boost to fund a live web chat
service.

West Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Mark
Burns-Williamson who commissions and oversees victims services in
West Yorkshire agreed to give £13,000 funding to the charity to
fund a pilot of their West Yorkshire Live Chat service until
March.

It means victims of crime can talk online to a specially trained
supporter, increasing the options of face to face or the telephone,
to access support and advice.

The money comes from the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Victims and
Witness grant.

The service, which launches today (MON) will be available from
9am to 5pm Monday to Friday across West Yorkshire via the Victim
Support website. It will be only one of a few