Membership Benefits

Why Join NARPO?

Becoming a member of NARPO connects you to a national organisation dedicated to supporting retired police officers and their families. Membership gives you access to expert advice, welfare support, pension guidance and a wide range of services designed to help you make the most of life after policing.

The Warwickshire Branch offers a friendly and active local community, with regular social meet-ups, events, information updates and practical support for members across the county. Whether you’re newly retired or long into your retirement, NARPO membership helps you stay connected and supported.

The Benefits of NARPO Membership

1. National Support and Representation

As a member of NARPO, you are part of a respected national organisation that champions the interests of retired police officers at the highest levels. Benefits include:

Access to the national NARPO website and resources
Representation on issues affecting pensions, welfare and retirement rights
Regular national updates and publications
Specialist advice on police pensions, medical retirements and employment matters
Discounts on insurance, travel, healthcare, legal services and more

NARPO works tirelessly to ensure retired officers remain supported, heard and valued.

2. Local Warwickshire Branch Community

The Warwickshire Branch provides local support and a sense of belonging for members throughout the county. Benefits include:

Social events and meet-ups — lunches, reunions, quizzes and gatherings
Local welfare information and signposting for those who need assistance
Updates on local matters, including policing news, community changes and member notices
A welcoming network of fellow retired officers who understand the unique nature of the job
Opportunities to stay involved, share experiences and contribute to the branch

Membership ensures you remain part of a community built on shared service and camaraderie.

3. Stay Connected After Retirement

Leaving policing does not mean leaving the policing family. Membership provides:

Continuing access to important information relevant to retired officers
Opportunities to stay active through volunteering or part-time work
A channel for sharing memories, stories and experiences
A way to remain connected to colleagues and friends
Support and advice when life presents challenges

NARPO helps keep the bond of service alive long after retirement.

4. Practical Benefits and Advice

Members can take advantage of:

Financial and pension advice
Help navigating retirement challenges
Access to welfare support for members and families
Information about national schemes, training opportunities and wellbeing services

You’re never on your own — support is always available when you need it.

5. A Strong Voice for Retired Officers

NARPO is recognised nationally as the organisation speaking for retired police officers. Membership strengthens that voice and helps ensure:

Retired police are not forgotten
Pension rights remain protected
Welfare needs are acknowledged
National policy includes the interests of former officers

By joining, you help support and uphold those aims.

How to Join

If you’re a retired police officer, former officer of a UK Home Office force, or a surviving partner of a member, you are welcome to join NARPO.

Full joining instructions and membership information are available on the national website at www.narpo.org, click on the links below.