A Neighbourhood Volunteer is someone who volunteers their time and skills, free of charge, to assist their local Neighbourhood Policing Team by performing non uniform support tasks.

Neighbourhood Volunteer roles will enhance the work of the police service and provide additional support to communities throughout South Wales.

Neighbourhood Volunteering opportunities will vary from one area to another according to the needs of your Neighbourhood Policing Team and community. However, we are looking for people who would like to get involved in a range of activities that could include:

To assist in the administration of the PACT engagement process

To act as Independent Chairperson of PACT panels

To conduct street surveys

To assist in the promotion of Neighbourhood Policing Team activities

To update Neighbourhood Policing databases

To take part in PACT led community enhancing operations, including vehicle speed reduction operations and Blue Light Disco's

Recruitment

South Wales Police are currently running a Neighbourhood Volunteer pilot scheme throughout Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan, with all the news and further developments coming soon to ourbobby.

If you’re interested in becoming a member of your Neighbourhood Policing Team as a Neighbourhood Volunteer you will need to complete an application form and provide two referees. You will then be invited to attend an informal interview, and all volunteer roles require thorough police checks prior to acceptance on the scheme.

For further information or an application pack to become a Neighbourhood Volunteer, please contact the Neighbourhood Volunteer Team on 07805 301580

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