The Police Children’s Charity is a registered Charity which aims to support Police families by helping to ease the financial pressures of bringing up children in the face of life-changing circumstances.
The Police Children’s Charity is a registered Charity which aims to support Police families by helping to ease the financial pressures of bringing up children in the face of life-changing circumstances. These circumstances could involve the death of the Police Donor Parent or their partner, or where the Police Donor takes early medical retirement. This applies to both on and off duty incidents or issues.
The Charity also provides financial assistance to support the mental health and wellbeing of the children of Serving Police Donors.
The Police put their lives on the line every day to keep our neighbourhoods and communities safe and free from crime. While no amount of money can replace a Parent, support from the Charity can provide a degree of financial certainly in difficult times.
Support the Charity and together we can help safeguard our beneficiary children’s future.
Lilys mum is a Serving Officer in Nottinghamshire Police. On hearing about the ‘Grants for All’ they applied for the Ex Gratia grant to help suppor...
All I had ever dreamed of and wanted to be growing up was a Police Officer. I had no plan B if this was not achieved. School was painful place for me – diagnosed with dyslexia and a never-ending...
My husband died suddenly at home in 2023; it will be 2 years this month. Our, little boy (James) was only 6, at the time. He was amazing that evening, holding the phone so I could work on his D...
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Company Registration Number 07822521, Charity Commission Registration Number 1147445.
OSCR Registration Number SC043652.
St Georges Day
In January 1955 St George’s Fund was set up providing weekly allowances at the time of 10s per week to Police Officer’s children.
You can read more about the history of the Charity here:
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Would you like to find out more about the Charities?
Sign up to one of our virtual information session. Our next session is on the 20th May at 10am.
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This month is stress awareness month and we would like to highlight one of the ways the charity help relieves pressures for Police families. #LeadWithLove
Beneficiary and eligible donors can claim up to £1000 per child for Child counselling.
www.thepolicechildrenscharity.org/get-help/grants/child-counselling-grants/ ... See MoreSee Less
Beneficiary families can claim up to £1000 per child to help towards Driving Lessons.
www.thepolicechildrenscharity.org/get-help/grants/driving-lesson-grants/ ... See MoreSee Less
Here Nick tells his story of being Medically Retired form West Yorkshire and how the Charity has supported them since.
www.thepolicechildrenscharity.org/real-life-stories/rook-family-story/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Did you know that if you like, share or comment on our posts it will increase our visibility on social media and help us get the word out about the Charity.
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Last year was the first year we opened up availability for beneficiary families to stay in one of The Police Treatment Centres cottages in Auchterarder.
This meant that we had more availability for families to get that mush needed break. ... See MoreSee Less
Mandy lost her husband who was a Police Officer suddenly at home in 2023.
Here Mandy tells her family story of how the Charity has helped financially and meant that they can carry on as a family doing things they love.
www.thepolicechildrenscharity.org/real-life-stories/carmichael-family-story/ ... See MoreSee Less
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