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VPD Student Challenge Program

The 17th Annual Vancouver Police Department (VPD)  Student Challenge Program took place from March 16th to March 23rd, 2014. The unique program provides Grade 11 and 12 students from Vancouver-area schools and from all socio-economic and multi-cultural backgrounds, an opportunity to participate in the eight-day “Youth Police Academy”. 

The goal of the program is for Vancouver Police members to mentor relationships during programming, but as well to maintain the relationships and provide support for these youth following, and leading them into positive futures and potentially a career in policing. To date, the Vancouver Police Foundation has contributed over $50,000 toward this program. 

To learn more about the VPD Student Challenge Program. 

View images of the graduating Class of 2014. 


The Vancouver Police Foundation helps advance initiatives in five key areas that strengthen community connections, support youth, and help keep Vancouver safe: Community Engagement Grants, VPD Cadets, the VPD K9 Unit & Police Service Dogs, the VPD Mounted Unit, and Special Projects, Programs & Equipment. Help bring innovative ideas to life and strengthen public safety across Vancouver by making a gift today.

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