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Justice Victim Advocate Eric Toga and a group of Neighborhood Ambassadors recently took to the streets following a tragic Gun Violence incident in Champaign. The outreach campaign aimed to inform the community, particularly the residents of the 1400 Block of North Hickory Street, about the services and resources available in response to such acts of violence.

The initiative, undertaken after the incident on March 22nd, 2024, was a proactive step towards engaging with the community and providing support in the wake of the unfortunate event. Eric Toga emphasized the importance of reaching out to residents and sharing vital information about the City of Champaign's efforts to address Gun Violence.

The collaborative effort between Justice Victim Advocate Eric Toga and the Neighborhood Ambassadors highlights the City's commitment to engaging with its residents and fostering a sense of unity during challenging times. Through such outreach programs, the City aims to not only provide support but also to strengthen community ties and promote safety measures.

As the community continues to come together in the aftermath of the Gun Violence incident, initiatives like the recent canvassing effort serve as a reminder of the importance of unity and support in addressing issues of violence. The City of Champaign remains dedicated to ensuring the well-being of its residents and fostering a safe and cohesive environment for all.