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The diversity and varied experiences of the Special Constabulary helps the police service to represent the communities they serve.

When not working as a Physician's Assistant for Cwm Taf Health Board, Rhys volunteers his free time as a Special Constable.
"Becoming a Special Constable has given me excellent transferrable skills for the profession I am in now. I had always wanted to become a Police Officer, so I thought becoming a Special Constable would be an excellent opportunity to learn more about the position.
"I feel so much more confident in my daily life since joining as a Special and I would encourage anyone who wants to give back to their community and make a positive change to apply.”

Alongside his day job as Principal Support & Business Analyst for Digital Health Care Wales, Adam volunteers as a Special Constable.
“There is always an opportunity to go on duty, I work from home so I enjoy getting out and meeting new people. I love how there’s something different every time, you don’t know who you’re going to meet or what you’re going to do.
“I enjoy talking to people and trying to be as helpful as I can which I find really fulfilling as a Special Constable. If you want to help people and make a difference in your community, definitely consider becoming a Special Constable.”
During the day, Teigan works as a Customer Experience Advisor, but during the night and in her spare time, she volunteers as a Special Constable with us.
Teigan is one of our youngest specials, aged 20, but that doesn’t mean she comes without life experience.
“I wanted to join and volunteer as much as of my time to gain as much experience as possible with the hopes of becoming a police officer.
“I have had a tough couple of years. I was quite unwell and now I am living with a permanent stoma bag. I thought this would take my dream of becoming a police officer away from me. However, I have learnt it hasn’t made me any different to other candidates.
“I now have a better quality of life and have been able to become a Special Constable which is only the start of my policing journey."

“I really enjoy working with people and thrive from being able to protect the public and improve people’s quality of life.
“It goes without saying that the role can be demanding at times; however, being a Special Constable offers a diverse experience like no other. I am gaining valuable skills like decision-making, leadership, teamwork, and conflict resolution. Enabling me to push myself out of my comfort zone, taking on responsibilities and challenges to boost my confidence and self-assurance.
“Never let anything hold you back. You have to grab life with two hands. Tomorrow is never promised; if you want something, go for it. You can do anything that you put your mind into!”