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Ajay Owen (MIoD, MIPSA, MIVJA)
Chief Executive & Statutory Director
Independent Public Safety & Response Agency
Keeping Wales
Informed, Alert
& Aware
Cadw Cymru'n Hysbys, yn Effro ac yn Ymwybodol.
Live Feed
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// 01 — About
About Us & Our Mission
Organisation Profile
SARS Cymru operates at the intersection of community support and public safety awareness. Our core mission is to serve the people of Wales by acting as a reliable, centralised hub for critical information, crime prevention strategies, and immediate access to statutory emergency services. We also utilise our team for Storm Chases, Disaster Support (such as Flooding, Wind & Bad Weather), Missing Persons & Animals and a range of other community support initiatives.
We believe that an informed public is a safer public. If we can support you, we will try our best to.
Established
2024
Coverage
Wales-Wide
Fully
Independent
Focus
Public Safety
Organisation ProfileVerified
- Entity Name
- Support & Resource Services (SARS) Cymru Limited
- Company No.
- 16432213
- Structure
- Private company limited by guarantee without share capital
- Registered HQ
- Blaencelyn, Maesmyrnach, Llanfyrnach, Pembrokeshire, SA35 0BA, Wales, UK
// 02 — Our Operations
Our Operations
Dedicated, named operations running across Wales - targeted community safety, accountability, and emergency-response initiatives.
OP-01+
Operation Cartref
A community and home safety initiative promoting secure homes, strong neighbourhoods, and front-line crime prevention across Welsh communities.
OP-02+
Operation Watershed
Focused on protecting Welsh waterways — tackling rural crime along river corridors and supporting emergency flood response.
OP-03+
Operation Storm
Severe-weather and emergency-response readiness: coordinating community resilience when storms and extreme conditions hit Wales.
OP-04+
Operation Accountable
Holding public bodies and partners to account — championing transparency, proper casework handling, and community trust.
OP-05+
Operation Speed
Road-safety operation targeting speeding and dangerous driving in our communities to reduce casualties and deter reckless behaviour.
OP-06+
Operation Anti-Social
A coordinated drive to tackle anti-social behaviour — supporting victims, documenting incidents, and working with authorities.
OP-07+
Operation Blackhawk
Terrorism Response Support across Wales — supporting the military with aid and prepared volunteers for terror attacks, strengthening community resilience.
See Something? Say Something.
Report to PoliceIf you have witnessed a crime or have information about criminal activity, do not hesitate. Report to us and the relevant organisation — in an emergency, always call 999.
// 03 — Leadership
The Team Behind The Operations
The leadership and operational team driving SARS Cymru's mission across Wales.
// 04 — Advice & Guidance
Book an appointmentCrime Prevention Advice
Click any category to read full guidance — what it is, how to protect yourself, and how to report it.
// 05 — Directory
Wales Only · Official DirectoryStatutory Service Directory
A full directory of Welsh local authorities, health boards, emergency services and statutory bodies. Expand any section to view contact details.
Emergency999Police Non-Emergency101NHS Non-Emergency111Crimestoppers0800 555 111Anti-Terror Hotline0800 789 321Action Fraud0300 123 2040
In an emergency, always dial 999
// 06 — Partners & Accreditations
Agreements · Memberships · PartnersWho We Stand With
The agreements, memberships, and accreditations that support our work and hold us to account — the organisations we are part of, work alongside, and are held to.
// 07 — Contact
Contact SARS Cymru
Secure Communication Channel
Registered Entity
Support & Resource Services (SARS) Cymru Limited
Company No. 16432213
Blaencelyn, Maesmyrnach, Llanfyrnach
Pembrokeshire, SA35 0BA
Wales, UK
Social & Broadcast
Follow official channels for public safety updates and community alerts.
These channels are not monitored 24/7. Do not use them to report emergencies or crimes in progress. For emergencies, always dial 999.