Supporting Members

By becoming a "supporting member" of the European Network of Policewomen you and/or your organisation will make a contribution towards the realisation of its aims.

What are supporting members:
Being a supporting member is one way in which you or your organisation will become involved in the European Network Of Policewomen. Supporting members can be individuals, organisations and institutions from within and from outside the police organisation, who agree with the objectives of the European network. One of the methods of support is a financial contribution.

Why becoming a "supporting member"
You or your organisation will be kept informed about all developments regarding the position of policewomen in Europe. Furthermore our organisation decided to implement also the issue Diversity into our programme.

Your annual contribution entitles you to a subscription to the ENP quarterly NEWSletter. You will also receive a copy of all ENP-Publications, such as Facts & Figures, researches etc. You will have the right to copy articles from the NEWSletter free of charge and are eligible for special rates for activities. Your name or that of your organisation will be included in the NEWSleteer if you wish.

What is expected of "supporting members"
The supporting member should endorse the objective of our organisation and contribute to its realisation in so far as they are able. This can imply, for example, the exchange of information about women within the police , diversity issues or offering facilities to our Network. The annual contribution of supporting members differ according to their financial means and vary from Euro 250. to Euro 4.500, but of course higher amounts of contribution are very much appreciated.

Application
The application is valid for the duration of the calendar year. Your "support" will automatically be renewed, unless you notify the ENP Head Office before 1st September about your cancellation. You can apply by completing the application form and to send it, preferably by fax, to the head office of the European Network of Policewomen fax nr.: +31 33 465 40 83

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ACP - The Netherlands
Algemeen Christelijke Politiebond One of the Dutch Police Unions, of which the women's secretariat is very involved in improving the position of policewomen in The Netherlands.

APPAC - Spain
Associació Professional de la Policia Autonňmica de Catalunya The Catalonian Police Federation for the "Mossos d'Esquadra"

City of London Police - England
The English police force for the international business in the heart of London. It provides a high-quality service in the City of London and works with the community, other organisations and agencies, to promote a safe peaceful and crime-free environment.

ENP - Germany
National network

Escola de Policia de Catalunya - Spain
The police school of the Catalunya Region at Barcelona. Barcelona is the capital of Catalunya which is situated in the North-Eastern part of Spain.

Essex Police - United Kingdom
Being one of the 43 police services in the United Kingdom, this organisation has about 4,500 employees.

FFBIZ - Germany
Frauenforschungs-, Bildungs-, und Informationszentrum e.V. This organisation provides and promotes the connection between feminist research, education and information/documentation. Its facilities include archives, a library, a gallery and a regular programme. The current issue is research on the history of German female police.

Hampshire Constabulary - United Kingdom
Hampshire Constabulary is committed to providing equal opportunities to all its officers and believes that true equality will enhance the quality of service provided to the public.

KLPD - The Netherlands
Koninklijke Landelijke Politie Dienst

• The main tasks of the KLPD are
• to contribute to a safe and reliable traffic and transport system
• to protect members of the Royal Family as well as diplomats
• to conduct crime analysis and provide criminal investigation material
• to provide technical and operational support
• to purchase equipment and police material

L'Institut Suisse de Police - Switzerland
Le centre de Documentation L'Institute Suisse de Police (LSP) ist chargé de la information et du perfectionnement de la police en Suisse, dans un but d'information sur le plan national.

Lancashire Constabulary - England
The first police force in England to appoint a woman as Chief Constable. The Staff include 3,250 police officers (550 women) and 1,250 civilian support staff (900 women).

Lothian and Borders Police - Scotland
One of the Scottish police forces with a total of 3,700 employees, preventing crime, keeping peace, upholding the law and pursuing those who break it.

LSOP - The Netherlands
National Police Selection and Training Institute This organisation is rendering to Dutch Police forces in the areas of recruitment, selection, consultancy and training. It provides services to the management of Dutch police services in support of their efforts to maintain and improve standards of police services. The LSOP together with LECD (National Expertise Centre Diversity) IPO (International Police Education) and the police force Rotterdam Rijnmond in co-operation with the ENP are responsible for the organisation of the Career Development Seminars.

Metropolitan Police - United Kingdom
The largest English Police service situated in the capital London

Nederlandse Politie Bond - The Netherlands This is the largest Dutch Police Union. It's separate women's secretariat has done a lot of work during recent years to improve the positions of women in the police.

Norfolk Constabulary - England
The English police force for the County of Norfolk, inwich 2,134 employees are working.

North Hamptonshire Police - England
One of the English Police services in the area of Northampton.

NPI - The Netherlands
Dutch Police Institute The Hague

Police Staff College Bramshill - United Kingdom
The Police Staff College provides training for present and future leaders of the police service and supports their professional development, thus enhancing the effectiveness and reputation of the British Police.

Regional Police Amsterdam-Amstelland - The Netherlands
Police service for the region of Amsterdam and surroundings. Around 4,000 employees are working to make a safer society in and around Amsterdam.

Regional Police Gelderland-Midden - The Netherlands
The police service for the Eastern Region of The Netherlands, which surrounds the City of Arnhem. It has a total number of 1,300 employees who work to protect personal integrity, improve local police care and combat against organised crime.

Regional Police Haaglanden - The Netherlands
Police service for the region of Haaglanden which consists of the city The Hague and its surroundings.

Regional Police IJsselland - The Netherlands
This is one of twenty six regional police services in The Netherlands. The region IJsselland is situated in the eastern part of the country with approx. 950 employees.

Regional Police Midden en West Brabant
One of the Southern polices forces in The Netherlands, which surrounds the city of Tilburg with approx. 2,300 employees.

Regional Police Noord Holland - The Netherlands
The police service for the North-Western part of The Netherlands, with approx. 1,200 employees.

Regional Police Noord and Oost Gelderland - The Netherlands
This police forces has approx. 1,200 employees and is one of the 26 regional polices services in The Netherlands.

Regional Police Rotterdam Rijnmond - The Netherlands
Police service for the region of the city Rotterdam and surroundings.

Royal Ulster Constabulary
The Northern Irish Police force with headquarters in Belfast with approx. 12,772 employees.

Swedish National Police Board - Sweden

Thames Valley Police - England
One of the English police forces with 6,000 serving police officers. Its main objective is to work with communities to reduce crime, disorder and fear. At the same time to be a leading caring, professional police service.

UNISON - London - United Kingdom
Unison is a public sector trade union representing 1.4 million members, including 20,000 police staff.

West Mercia Police - England
One of the English police forces which amongst others aims at developing and enhancing managing diversity issues for policewomen.

West Midlands Police - England
The English police force which surrounds the city of Birmingham and in which more than 10,500 employees are working.