
The Association's objectives are to promote the relief and benefit of the members of the Disabled Police Officers Association of Northern Ireland (hereinafter called the Association) who have received serious personal injury whether physical or mental whilst in service with the Royal Ulster Constabulary, the Royal Ulster Constabulary Reserve or the Police Service Northern Ireland by the provision of rehabilitation with the object of preserving and protecting the health of and improving the conditions of life of such members of the Association.
Supported by the Northern Ireland Police Fund and the European Union Special Support Program for Peace and Reconciliation through the Community Foundation NI
Our injured officers are from all backgrounds possible, men and women, Catholic and Protestant who where serving ALL sections of the community.
People who put their lives (and the lives of their families) in danger of terrorist attack, both on and off duty, simply by joining the Police Force to serve the community.
There are far too many stories of broken limbs and minds to list them all here so we have provided a small sample of stories over the past few decades.