Care, Strength, and Support for Sworn and Civilian Personnel
The mission of the Los Angeles Police Cancer Support Group (LAPCSG) is to support members of the law enforcement community—including active sworn and civilian employees, retirees, and their families—by providing a compassionate place to turn following a cancer diagnosis. LAPCSG offers understanding, strength, and peer support, along with access to educational resources within our law enforcement family, as individuals and families navigate the challenges of cancer and its impact on their lives.
The mission of the Los Angeles Police Cancer Support Group (LAPCSG) is to support members of the law enforcement community—including active sworn and civilian employees, retirees, and their families—by providing a compassionate place to turn following a cancer diagnosis. LAPCSG offers understanding, strength, and peer support, along with access to educational resources within our law enforcement family, as individuals and families navigate the challenges of cancer and its impact on their lives.
WHAT WE OFFER
COMPASSION |
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“Cancer changed everything for our family. My husband was diagnosed, and suddenly the strength we relied on at work wasn’t enough at home. Connecting with others who understood law enforcement life gave us hope when we needed it most.”
— LAPD Family Member
“Balancing work, treatment, and raising young children felt overwhelming. Knowing there were others in the law enforcement family who had walked this path gave us strength we didn’t know we had.”
— Survivor/Member
“This group became my safe place. Surrounded by others who understood the fear, the fight, and the small victories, I found strength I didn’t know I had. I will forever be grateful for this community.”
— Survivor/Member
— LAPD Family Member
“Balancing work, treatment, and raising young children felt overwhelming. Knowing there were others in the law enforcement family who had walked this path gave us strength we didn’t know we had.”
— Survivor/Member
“This group became my safe place. Surrounded by others who understood the fear, the fight, and the small victories, I found strength I didn’t know I had. I will forever be grateful for this community.”
— Survivor/Member
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Mailing Address:
100 W. First Street, Suite 269 Los Angeles, CA 90012 |
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