Affiliate Membership

Searching for a rewarding way to give back to your community?

The role of a volunteer is to provide unpaid help to people, communities, nonprofit organisations, and businesses to assist them in performing activities, events, or services that benefit others. However, we will always look at ways that we can pay towards expenses for events that have allocated funding in place.

To sum up what makes a good volunteer:

 Volunteers who are passionate, reliable, team players, patient, creative, energetic, positive, willing to help, compassionate and organised will ensure they are great assets to your team.

So, if that sounds like you. We would like to hear from you.

Volunteering for PUKDS is a very rewarding role that supports serving and retired police officers and staff that have been injured, living with disability, illness, mental health or nuerodiversity.

By signing up to be a volunteer you provide PUKDS with a dedicated network of people who help with the smooth running of sporting events, fundraising campaigns and raising regional awareness all over the UK.

Who can become an Affiliate Member?

Affiliate Membership is available to anyone who would like to support our work members, sports and events all over the UK.

There are several roles available under this membership:

Sports Coaches

Sports Officials and Referees

Sports Ambassadors

Event Staff Volunteers

How much does an Affiliate Membership cost?

It is completely FREE

You can renew your membership each year

It also comes with a range of benefits:

5% off all merchandise in the PUKDS Shop

FREE entry to all PUKDS events anywhere in the UK

Membership Gift Pack, including;

Membership Card, card holder with lanyard, wrist band

And, an Affiliate Membership polo=shirt for your specified role (presented at your first event)

PUKDS has divided the United Kingdom in to 14 regions, roughly based on the Home Office boundaries for England and Wales, with Scotland and Northern Ireland forming regions in their own right.

Below is the regional map showing which forces have been grouped to form the region.