Cadw Cymru'n Hysbys, yn Effro ac yn Ymwybodol.
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.
Dedicated, named operations running across Wales - targeted community safety, accountability, and emergency-response initiatives.
SPEC: ACTIVE OPERATIONS // 06 RUNNINGA community and home safety initiative promoting secure homes, strong neighbourhoods, and front-line crime prevention across Welsh communities.
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Focused on protecting Welsh waterways — tackling rural crime along river corridors and supporting emergency flood response.
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Severe-weather and emergency-response readiness: coordinating community resilience when storms and extreme conditions hit Wales.
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Holding public bodies and partners to account — championing transparency, proper casework handling, and community trust.
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Road-safety operation targeting speeding and dangerous driving in our communities to reduce casualties and deter reckless behaviour.
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A coordinated drive to tackle anti-social behaviour — supporting victims, documenting incidents, and working with authorities.
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If 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.
Meet the leadership and operational team driving SARS Cymru’s mission to keep communities across Wales informed, alert and aware.
Chief Executive & Statutory Director
Founder of SARS Cymru, leading strategic direction, governance and multi-agency partnerships across Wales. Also coordinates day-to-day operations, deployments and social media.
ContactOperations & Resilience Lead / COO
Coordinates day-to-day operations, operational resilience and front-line delivery of community safety initiatives.
ContactRisk and Compliance Lead
Leads risk management and compliance, safeguarding the organisation’s operational integrity.
ContactRegional Officer for Ceredigion
Coordinates SARS Cymru’s community safety activity and partnerships across Ceredigion.
ContactPublic Safety & Protection Lead, Regional Officer for Pembrokeshire
Leads public safety and protection activity, serving as regional officer for Pembrokeshire.
ContactTraining & Compliance Manager
Manages training delivery and compliance standards across SARS Cymru’s operational teams.
ContactClick any category to read full guidance — what it is, how to protect yourself, and how to report it.
Conduct causing harassment, alarm or distress — noise nuisance, vandalism, threats. Document every incident and report to the right authority.
Read full guidanceA bike is stolen every minute in the UK and under 5% are recovered. Lock smart, register your frame number, and report fast.
Read full guidanceUnlawful entry to steal, cause harm, or damage. Secure doors, windows, lighting and alarms — and report every incident.
Read full guidanceVehicle theft, theft from vehicles, keyless relay attacks and catalytic converter theft. Lock, remove valuables, and block key signals.
Read full guidanceThe manipulation or coercion of a child under 18 into sexual activity. Know the signs and report concerns — a suspicion is enough.
Read full guidanceUrban drug gangs expanding into towns using dedicated phone lines and exploiting children and vulnerable adults as "runners".
Read full guidanceWeak or reused passwords are a major gateway for cybercriminals. Use long, unique passwords and enable two-step verification.
Read full guidanceThe illegal dumping of waste — from household bags to hazardous refuse. Report incidents with location, waste type and vehicle details.
Read full guidanceAround five dogs are reported stolen every day. Microchip, secure your garden, and never leave your dog unattended.
Read full guidanceOffences harming historic assets — metal theft from churches, "night-hawking", vandalism, unauthorised works on listed buildings.
Read full guidanceControlling, coercive or violent behaviour by a partner, ex-partner, family member or carer. It is never the victim’s fault.
Read full guidanceHuman trafficking, forced labour, servitude and slavery. If you suspect it, report — do not confront perpetrators.
Read full guidanceSharing or threatening to share intimate images without consent is a crime. Don’t engage with the perpetrator — collect evidence and report.
Read full guidanceAgricultural, equine, wildlife, heritage and environmental crime. Secure equipment, mark property, and report all incidents.
Read full guidanceDeceptive schemes to defraud — phishing, investment, romance and impersonation scams. Be suspicious, verify independently, and report.
Read full guidanceIndictable-only offences carrying severe penalties — murder, rape, robbery, GBH with intent, firearms and drug trafficking.
Read full guidanceRepeated unwanted behaviour causing fear or distress. Keep a record of every incident, save evidence, and report it.
Read full guidanceUnwanted interactions in public spaces — catcalling, leering, following, unwanted contact. Prioritise safety and report threats.
Read full guidanceViolence or threats to influence government or intimidate the public for a political, religious or ideological cause. Report concerns to the Anti-Terrorism Hotline.
Read full guidanceThe measurable lack of social contact among young people — a growing concern with lasting impacts on mental health and opportunity.
Read full guidanceA full directory of Welsh local authorities, health boards, emergency services and statutory bodies. Expand any section to view contact details.
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Support & Resource Services (SARS) Cymru Limited
Company No. 16432213
Blaencelyn, Maesmyrnach, Llanfyrnach
Pembrokeshire, SA35 0BA
Wales, UK
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These channels are not monitored 24/7. Do not use them to report emergencies or crimes in progress. For emergencies, always dial 999.
