Age group

Handicap accessible

Internet Access

Sports Court/Field

The National Association of Police Athletic/Activities Leagues, Inc. (National PAL) is a membership-based organization dedicated to preventing juvenile crime and violence. Through mentorship, service, athletics, recreational enrichment, educational opportunities and resources, National PAL provides its Chapters with the tools to support organizational growth and improve the quality of youth engagement experiences.

To assist Chapters in achieving their goals, National PAL provides access to funding opportunities, liability protection, programmatic opportunities with partner organizations, goods and services from corporate partners and other supportive organizations. National PAL also organizes events that offer competitive and championship opportunities as well as fundamental enhancement and relationship-building between youth, police and the community.

Sportsfield activities

Writing

Reading

Field Trips

Boxing

Inexpensive

It is based on the conviction that young people - if they are reached early enough - can cultivate strong positive attitudes towards/with law enforcement in their journey through life, with the goal being that of maturity, inclusiveness and good citizenship. The PAL program experience, brings youth, under the guidance and positive influence of law enforcement agencies and/or community based not for profit organizations, to expound upon the public awareness regarding the role of law enforcement and the reinforcement of the responsible values and attitudes instilled in young people by their parents.  PAL programs provide leadership opportunity's for youth to be a part of the process of establishing positive relations with law enforcement, while also allowing them to have a voice  heard.

PAL PROGRAM

Coed

Kids

Tweens

Fort Pierce PAL (Police Athletic League)

Excellent environment for youth involvement, development, and growth. My son had a great time playing sports and going to camp.

Lester J

As I had a preliminary glance at NPAL through its website and social media accounts. I didn't notice many police officers working with the youngsters on a daily basis as coaches and mentors. I do, however, enjoy P.A.L.

Marlon T