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Western Australia

Alongside

Alongside is a not for profit organisation providing proactive education, support, PTSD services and a strong community for partners and families of Defence and Emergency Services personnel from recruitment through to discharge and beyond.

Approximately 103,000 Defence and 400,000 Emergency Services personnel serve on Australia’s frontline, a significant number of partners and families stand beside them. Alongside operates nation-wide, ensuring wherever you may be posted, Alongside is there.

CrimeStoppers

Help us put the finger on crime in Western Australia. Information about reporting a crime, crime prevention, unsolved crimes and missing persons.

Retired Police Officer's Association WA (RPOAWA) 

The Retired Police Officers' Association of Western Australia is a charitable community service-based institution served by volunteers. It seeks to foster the spirit of comradeship and good fellowship amongst members through social interaction by providing regular engagement and a variety of social functions. Importantly, the Association provides confidential support and assistance for the welfare of sick members as well as consolation and assistance to the bereaved.

Western Australia Police

To enhance the quality of life and well-being of all people in Western Australia by contributing to making our State a safe and secure place

Western Australia Police Historical Society

Very few people in Western Australia know much about the history of their police service. When did it begin? What type of work did the pioneer police officers do? How did they carry out their duties in the remote areas of the Colony/State? How did they live? And so on. The Western Australia Police Historical Society has been formed to research and preserve this history.

Western Australian Police Legacy

The WA Police Legacy Inc assists its beneficiaries, the surviving spouses/partners of Police Officers and their children in various ways. All services provided by Legacy are based on individual assessment and demonstrated need.

International Police Association

The International Police Association is a non-political association.
 
We have around 360,000 members in nearly 100 countries, of which 65 are affiliated National Sections, and we are represented on 5 continents. and is designed to create better understanding and friendship between police forces throughout the world.
 
It is wholly financed by members of the association through membership fees and socials carried out by the regions. 
 

Police Associations 

Australian Federal Police Association 

The Australian Federal Police Association (AFPA) represents the professional, industrial and social interests of the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and law enforcement employees across a range of agencies. The AFPA constantly strives by consultation and negotiation to:improve working conditions; maintain and increase the status of the law enforcement profession; and achieve fair and equitable terms and conditions of service for our members. 

New Zealand Police Association 

The New Zealand Police Association was registered on 28 October 1936 and is open to all sworn and non-sworn employees of the Police. Membership is voluntary but virtually all who are eligible belong. The Association was formed after a long struggle by rank and file Police through years of poor pay and difficult conditions which were harshly enforced by their employer. 

Northern Territory Police Association 

It is the role of the Northern Territory Police Association to look after the courageous men and women who are the protectors of the north. It is the Association’s role to see to their welfare, to protect their conditions of service, to ensure they are properly equipped and trained 'to fight the good fight’, to look after their loved ones when tragedy strikes, which regrettably it often does and also to enhance the profession of policing in Australia’s far north.

Police Association of New South Wales

The Police Association of New South Wales, the trade union of the NSW Police Force since 1921, represents the interests of 14,500 sworn members of the force.

Police Association of South Australia

The Police Association of South Australia's membership is drawn exclusively from sworn members at any rank of the South Australia Police (SAPOL) and numbers over 4100 police officers and police community constables. Membership of the police association is voluntary.

Police Association of Tasmania

Tasmania is the island state of Australia; we have a police service of some 1100 sworn officers. The Police Association represents these members in protecting their profession, ensuring their rights and negotiating remuneration and conditions of service.

Police Association of Victoria

The Police Association's membership of around 11,300 is drawn exclusively from sworn police officers at any rank, protective services officers, police reservists and police recruits who serve in the Victoria Police Force. Membership of the Association is voluntary.

Police Federation of Australia

The Police Federation of Australia represents Australia's 66,000 police. The members of each State, Territory and Federal Police Association / Union are members of the Police Federation of Australia.

Queensland Police Union

The Queensland Police Union of Employees represents the men and women of the Queensland Police Service. Our members are dedicated to the protection of life and property as well as the prevention and detection of crime.


National

Police Care Australia

Police Care Australia is a joint initiative of the National Police Memorial and the National Police Federation of Australia to refer, support and educate police both serving and former along with their families and friends on all aspects of mental health and wellbeing.

Complimentary online counselling services are available for serving and former police along with resources for families.

National Police Memorial

The National Police Memorial website holds all approved information relating to the Memorial’s construction, dedication and ongoing use. It includes a news section, fact sheets, media releases and a photo gallery for media downloads. It will also carry links to all Australian Police Associations/Unions, State, Territory and Federal Police Departments, the National Capital Authority and Canberra Tourism, as well as links to International Police Memorials.

New South Wales Police Service

NSW Police Force remains fully committed to driving down crime and reducing the fear of crime through the provision of a range of services designed to ensure a safe New South Wales. This site details each of these services.

Northern Territory Police Force

NT Police is committed to working cooperatively with the public and government to reduce crime and provide a safer Territory. The best way for us to achieve this is through the provision of a range of services in partnership with the community we serve.

Queensland Police Service

Our mission is to serve the people of Queensland by protecting life and property, preserving peace and safety, preventing crime and upholding the law in a manner which has regard for the public good and the rights of the individual. Our vision is that of a professional police service, dedicated to excellence and committed to working in partnership with the people of Queensland to enhance the safety and security of our community.

South Australia Police

South Australia Police (SAPOL) provides a broad range of police and community services to ensure the safety and security of the South Australian community. Formed on 28 April 1838, the South Australia Police was Australia's first centrally organised police service. Since that historic day, we have forged a reputation for achievement that we continue to build on today.

Tasmanian Police Service

The Department of Police and Emergency Management (DPEM) consists of Tasmania Police, the State Emergency Service (SES) and Forensic Science Service Tasmania (FSST). In March 2006, after the State election, the Department administratively incorporated the Tasmania Fire Service (TFS) and was renamed the Department of Police and Emergency Management.

Victoria Police

Victoria Police provides a 24-hour police service to the Victorian community. Victoria Police contributes to a high quality of life for individuals in the community by ensuring a safe and secure society and underpins the economic, social and cultural wellbeing of Victoria.