Angels on wheels offer help to those who need it in Hemel Hempstead

A group of serving and ex police, fire, ambulance and military personnel are offering support to communities across the UK.

The Kaotic Angels Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club is made up of people who have a calling to ride their motorcycles and enjoy brother and sisterhood with an overriding aim help as many communities as they can.

The club was founded in Texas and since the start of the pandemic they have fed 45,000 people.

The UK group started by supporting the homeless in London Borough of Haringey, and then progressed to providing food for shielding and vulnerable people across Hertfordshire, Weymouth, Plymouth and London, also seeking out veterans that had fallen on hard times.

The group provides essential food parcels to help feed those in need and they also provide cooked meals for those on the streets and those unable to cook for themselves.

The Kaotic Angels Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club have assisted a number of organisations doing great work in the community, including Dens in Hemel Hempstead.

They have also visited children in Hemel Hempsted during lockdown to deliver presents to them to celebrate birthdays and have even provided them with a cake, which the community came together to make.

A spokesperson for Kaotic Angels Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club said: "We started feeding the homeless and then we realised that it wasn't just the people living on the streets that needed help.

"We have supported anyone that needs help, including clearing and repairing playgrounds and creating community gardens and we have been helping charities.

"We also want to raise awareness of the group so that if anyone needs help they can access it, just contact us on Facebook, Twitter or email us."

If you think you or someone you know could use the support of the The Kaotic Angels Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, email them on: [email protected].