Helping police officers to heal since 1890
Ben was trapped in a burning patrol car and suffered fractured ribs, a cracked sternum, shattered vertebrae and five fractures to his legs. “I’m incredibly grateful for Flint House. I had such intense treatment, which I couldn’t get anywhere else."
What does our charity do?
Flint House Police Rehabilitation
Flint House is a charity, funded by donations from those in the police service and their families. It is with these generous donations that we help and heal over 3,500 serving and retired police officers each year, providing physical rehabilitation and mental health support.
Flint House offers a safe, relaxed environment for serving and retired officers. Everyone is treated with care and respect (no ranks, no hierarchy) by our caring and experienced practitioners. Whether a new recruit or an experienced officer, there’s a good chance officers will need our services at some point.
Physical Rehabilitation
Intensive physiotherapy, exercise and gym work help fast-track officers back to fitness from an injury sustained on or off-duty.
Conditioning
Failed a JRFT or AFT in the last 6 months? Our bespoke virtual conditioning programme can help officers get into shape to pass next time!
Mental Health
We understand the importance of good mental health, which is why we offer tailored programmes to support officers. It is OK to ask for help.
OUR HISTORY
Flint House has been working with the police since 1890. This long history means we completely understand the health challenges police officers face and tailor everything we offer to their needs. Find out more about the charity’s founder and history.
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How does it work?
IT COSTS NO MORE THAN A CUP OF COFFEE A WEEK to help and heal over 3,500 police officers every year. Your donation means we are here when serving or retired officers need us. For serving officers it's a donation of less than £10 every month either via direct debit or payroll.
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