“To serve and to protect beyond borders”: 22 NYPD Officers to embark on landmark humanitarian mission to Ghana
Twenty-two members of the New York City Police Department are set to trade their precincts for purpose this November, embarking on an eight-day humanitarian journey to Ghana under the banner of the African Law Enforcement Organization (ALEO), a mission that embodies compassion, service, and a steadfast commitment to humanity.
Twenty-two New York City Police Department officers are embarking on an eight-day humanitarian mission to Ghana in November 2026, under the auspices of the African Law Enforcement Organization (ALEO). The journey is titled "To Serve and to Protect Beyond Borders" and aims to bring hope and support to underprivileged children and vulnerable communities in Ghana.
ALEO, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is composed of active and retired law enforcement and security professionals from various parts of the world, united by a shared commitment to public service. The initiative underlines the universal values of protection, unity, and community responsibility, transcending geographical boundaries.
The delegation will participate in professional exchanges with Ghanaian authorities and visit sites of community support, emphasizing the tangible impact of kindness and service.
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