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you are using an outdated browser. please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. metropolitan & city police orphans fund formerly the metropolitan & city police orphanage menu about the fund news history & archive support us contact us welcome metropolitan & city police orphans fund supports the children of serving and former officers of the metropolitan police and the city of london police who subscribed to the fund whilst serving and who are either deceased or retired on pension and are so incapacitated as to be unable to contribute materially to the family upkeep. go to gallery news read all news london marathon sponsorship sarah pegnall is running the london marathon in april 2019 and has nominated the metropolitan and city police orphans fund as her chosen charity. please visit our 'support us' page for full details click here to read more tv museum feature the metropolitan and city police orphans fund museum was featured on itv's 'off the beaten track'. watch the feature here the stories the metropolitan & city police orphans fund is the oldest police charity in the world, helping children since 1870. over the years we have had some inspiring success stories. browse all stories read this story hilda rose, daughter of james willett who passed away in 1924, lived in the orphanage from 1930 - 1934. here she met her husband, len, and attained the position of head girl, house captain and guide leader in her final year. she left with fond memories which she details here. read this story frederick cecil griffiths, born 8th september 1907, was admitted to the orphanage in 1918. he emigrated to australia but on the long voyage he developed an absess to his hip joint. he died on 11th january 1923 in the hospital at castlemain aged 16 years. read this story tell us your story if you were an orphan or a relative who has benefited either directly or indirectly we would love to hear your story. we would like to publish stories highlighting the achievements of the charity and its beneficiaries over the years. the history the need to support our orphans is as great today as it was then. we currently support nearly 250 children and young adults. frederick griffiths headstone was found badly damaged believed by kangaroos. it was restored by the victorian police historical society and re-dedicated at a ceremony attended by the australian minister for police and emergency services and descendants of other orphans who had emigrated the war memorial tablets were re-dedicated and displayed following a ceremony at simpson hall (the then metropolitan police training school)attended by his royal highness prince charles and her royal highness camila duchess of cornwall the war memorial tablets which were found badly damaged in storage were commissioned for restoration the memorial stone was restored free of charge by ernest larner and sons. it was re-dedicated and placed in the police memorial garden at hendon at a ceremony attended by general sir michael walker, chief of general staff and the orphanage head boy from 1935/36 old scotland yard closes and the memorial stone is placed in storage a former resident dies in australia bequeathing a large sum of money in memory of ‘the happy times she and her younger brother had spent at the orphanage’ nearly 60 years before queen elizabeth ii becomes our patron following the death of king george vi the orphanage close on 31st july and on 1st august the metropolitan and city police orphans fund is left to continue the welfare support for the families the war memorial stone and tablets are given to the metropolitan police for safekeeping. it is originally displayed at old scotland yard king george vi becomes our patron following the abdication of king edward viii king edward viii becomes our patron following the death of king george v his royal highness prince of wales opens the war memorial hospital and a marble war memorial stone is dedicated to the 345 police officers who lost their lives. they are all listed on 2 wooden memorial tablets frederick griffiths is one who emigrated and sadly during the voyage he had a minor accident causing an abscess in his hip. he died just a few weeks later in january 1923 aged just 16 years. the local police and community paid for his funeral and headstone. the police pensions act is announced which provides more incentive to keep children at . this ultimately hastens the closure of the orphanage agreement is reached for orphans to emigrate to australia. 31 boys and girls sailed before it was stopped in about 1930 during the great war nearly 300 ex-scholars served their country. 21 paid the ultimate sacrifice king george v becomes our patron following the death of king edward vii king edward vii becomes our patron following the death of queen victoria lt col sir edmund henderson died the orphanage is unable to accommodate every orphan so a compassionate allowance of £2-12s-0d is introduced for those who cannot be placed queen victoria becomes the first patron of the orphanage the city of london police force contribute to the funds are become members the orphanage is opened by the commissioner of the metropolitan police lt col sir edmund henderson 1870 1871 1872 1883 1896 1901 1910 1914 1920 1921 1922 1923 1937 1937 1959 1967 2002 2003 2007 2008 today support us there are two easy ways to support the metropolitan & city police orphans fund - by making a direct donation through mydonate, or simply by shopping online at one of your favourite retailers via easyfundraising. a selection of the associated retailers: find out more about donating metropolitan & city police orphans fund 30 hazlewell road putney london sw15 6lh website by 24sq site accessibility site map privacy copyright © 2005–2015 the metropolitan & city police orphans fund. registered charity no. 234787

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