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Living on a fixed income in later life can bring real challenges, particularly for members of the police community whose health, independence or earning potential has been affected by harm experienced through policing.

For many people harmed through policing, continuing in the same role isn’t always possible and the uncertainty that comes with career change can be overwhelming.

Living with a physical injury caused by policing can change how you move around your home, manage day to day tasks, or live independently. This fund is here to help reduce those barriers.

Living with physical injury, long term health conditions or the impact of harm caused by policing can make it harder to stay active, manage recovery or maintain everyday wellbeing.

Going to university can be an exciting step, but for young people from police families affected by harm, the financial pressure can add stress at an already demanding time.

Going on to further education can be an important stepping stone for young people but for families affected by harm caused through policing, the financial pressure can make this harder.

Periods of financial pressure can happen suddenly, particularly for members of the police community whose income or ability to work has been affected by harm experienced through policing.

The impact of policing doesn’t stop at the end of a shift. Injury, trauma and long term harm can place real strain on relationships and family life, often reducing opportunities for rest, connection and time together.