In February 2020, Victoria Police Legacy,celebrated 40 years of Caring for Police families.

A special tribute to our fallen four. Wednesday 22nd April, 2020, saw the tragic loss of four Victoria Police Officers who were unertaking their every day duties in helping to keep the community safe when they were killed in a collision on the Eastern Freeway. This publication is a tribute to these for officers - Leading Senior Constable Lynette Taylor, Senior Constable Kevin King, Constable Glen Humphris and Constable Josh Prestney.

The ‘Victoria Police Legacy Strategic Plan 2021-2026’, which builds on from the previous 2017 -2021 strategic plan, was officially launched and presented to VPL Patron - Chief Commissioner Shane Patton APM.

The Victoria Police Legacy Information Booklet provides an overview of all support and services we offer to our Police Legatees along with helpful contacts.

Neary Ty from 9News interviews Police Legatees Belinda and Charlie Bozykowski, Police Legatee and VPL Volunteer Senior Constable Brendan Mason, and Victorian Run4Blue Ambassador Sergeant Glenn 'Dutchy' Holland regarding Run4Blue and how it's supporting Victoria Police Legacy, and Police Legacies Australia-wide.

"In November 2023, I was fortunate to accompany nineteen Victoria Police Legatees (aged 18-26) to Cambodia on an incredible personal development, humanitarian experience, undertaken in conjunction with Rotary International's ‘World of Difference Experience’ program. As a group we raised an outstanding $33,000 to support several humanitarian projects in villages surrounding Siem Reap. It was a trip with purpose, and everyone came prepared to give their all and embrace every activity. We dug holes for toilets and cleaned sand for water filters. We purchased and rode bikes into schools to donate to children who walked up to 10km each day to receive an education. We gave English lessons, danced, sung, made paper planes, taught dental hygiene, supported local villages where the extreme poverty was confronting and boy… did we sweat! This trip was life changing. It pushed everyone out of their comfort zone and built resilience. I watched each police legatee become a leader, show compassion, and give a piece of their heart to the Cambodians we helped. I’m proud to say that we discovered that although we can’t change the world, we can change the world for one family. And we did this on numerous occasions." - Victoria Police Legacy Chair, Detective Inspector Kate O’Neill

The Victoria Police Cycling Clubs' (VPCC) 'Ride to the Wall' charity bike ride, now in its ninth year raising funds for Victoria Police Legacy, raised an incredible $15,000 to support Police Legatees! VPCC members and cyclists rode from Sale last Friday 22 September, and culminated 370 kms and 3 days later via Yarram and Warragul, at the Victoria Police Memorial in St Kilda Road.

Gillian Lantouris from 9 News Melbourne caught up with an amazing group of Young Adult Police Legatees (VPAL's), and VPL Community Engagement Coordinator Bob Raaymakers APM, at Highball Cars and Coffee held at Bosch Australia on Sunday 20 August. Gillian was thrilled to find out more about the VPAL's upcoming humanitarian/personal development experience, which as part of Rotary Internationals ‘World of Difference’ program, will support local villages in Cambodia this November. As part of their personal development, VPAL’s are conducting their own fundraising initiatives to raise funds to support these local Cambodian villages, including fundraising at the Highball Cars and Coffee event at Bosch HQ.