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National Police Wives Association

National Police Wives Association (NPWA) is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to supporting law enforcement spouses through various outreach programs, providing resources to those new to the law enforcement community, as well as promoting volunteerism and charity within the law enforcement community in general.

We also include an online forum comprised of over 200 active women worldwide - and growing! We are dedicated to providing support, resources, and friendship to the people supporting our law enforcement officers every day. We are dedicated to helping one another face the daily struggles of being in a law enforcement relationship.

NPWA originally started as Police Wives Online (PWO) in April of 2005 with the goal of becoming a national resource and support center for police spouses and family members.

Helping Uplift Grieving Survivors (H.U.G.S.) is a program established by the National Police Wives Assocation. It is a condolence and support program for families and departments who have lost a loved one or comrade in the line of duty. Many of the members of Police Wives Online volunteer their time as H.U.G.S. Sisters. These "Sisters" provide an outreach system for grieving families in their area. They provide a card with their name, phone number, email address, and grief resources, should the surviving spouse or department wish to seek support.

NPWA is working on establishing a Scholarship Program to help support the children of law enforcement officers nationwide in their quest for educational knowledge.