NARPO is made up of retired police officers from all police forces throughout England, Wales and the Isle of Man, together with their spouses, widows and widowers.   From an initial membership of 3000 the Association has grown and now embraces 120 Branches with a total membership of over 70,000.  It is the only organisation that exists to protect the rights of Police Pensioners.

THE RANGE OF BENEFITS CONFERRED BY MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES:

Campaigning on behalf of Police Pensioners for a fair deal.

Collating employment opportunities for  members seeking work or wanting to change jobs.

Providing training for members to prepare them for life after their Police Service careers.

Negotiating special deals on goods and services, particularly on insurance and travel.

Keeping you in touch with colleagues, both former and serving, through its branch network across the globe.

Giving that extra help and assistance to individuals facing problems arising from their service or their pensions.

Providing assistance and comfort to members on welfare matters.

Giving emotional and material support to members in times of need, especially during illness or bereavement.

Offering support and assistance to enable members to complete complex and difficult paperwork successfully.

Representing members' interests during Pension, Sickness Pension and Benefit Agency appeals.

 

Your first port of call regarding any of the above, or to join the Branch if you are not a member already, is with the Branch Secretary, Bob Dunbar, via email to;    secretary@manchesternarpo.co.uk

 

NARPO is THE recognised authority regarding retired Police Officers and their Public Service pensions.