Flint House

The swimming pool at Flint House.

Flint House is a charity, entirely funded by donations from those in the police service and their families.

It helps and heals more than 3,200 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 caring and experienced practitioners.

Whether a new recruit or an experienced veteran, there’s a good chance you’ll need the services at Flint House at some point.

Based in Oxfordshire, Flint House provides:

Physical rehabilitation, intensive physiotherapy, exercise and gym work help fast-track you back to fitness from an injury sustained on or off-duty
Mental health support - tailored programmes to support the individual
Conditioning. If you have failed a JFRT or AFT in the last six months, a bespoke virtual conditioning programme can help you get into shape to pass your next test!

It costs no more than a cup of coffee a week to sign up to Flint House. Serving officers pay a donation of £7.37 a month via direct debit in order to apply for access to Flint House's residential, outpatient and virtual treatments.

Find out more about Flint House.

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Flint House

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