Services
Through officer-initiated requests, AoP moves families from crisis to stability by securing safety, providing emergent basic needs and connection to community resources.
We also support officer-run youth enrichment leadership programs and activities. As well as help School Resource Officers make their schools better.
Our Crisis Response Process
A School Resource Officer formed a bond with a 12-year-old girl in a wheelchair. The young lady and her family were involved in a car crash that left her paralyzed from the waist down when she was six. The family was unable to provide her with physical therapy that may have offered her the opportunity to walk again.
One day, the officer noticed that she was too big for her wheelchair and when asked, was told it was the same one she was discharged from the hospital with. That officer placed a request to Angels on Patrol, and in partnership with K2 Adventures Foundation, provided her a brand new custom wheelchair! It was even in her favorite color of pink.
With your support we are able to respond daily to officer requests. As the need grows, Angels on Patrol’s vision is to continue expanding to meet the needs of law enforcement officers as they encounter people in crisis. Your support makes this possible.
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