South Wales
Be Fearless in South Wales
About Alastair
Before joining Crimestoppers in 2019, Alastair had an exemplary career in the public sector, having served in South Wales Police for 24 years, including 3 years as Special Constable. His commitment to voluntary service also included the Territorial Army (4 years) Royal Corps of Transport.
A qualified and experienced training officer, he delivered a wide variety of police training, including IT, First Aid, Threat Risk & Harm, Officer Safety, and all aspects of Conflict Management to all ranks of police officers and police staff where appropriate.
Young People's Workshops
Fearless provides free workshops and assemblies aimed at 11-18 year olds in a school or youth setting. These can be provided both in person and virtually. All topics can be delivered in 1 hour sessions. There is NO cost for our service, as we are fully funded.
Sessions are fast paced, emotive and engaging; using a variety of media to deliver our safety messages. We are flexible and can adapt sessions to meet the needs of your young people.
Please click below to find out more about Alastair's sessions for young people:
- What is Fearless?
- Reporting crime
- Challenging misconceptions and snitching
- Society and responsibility
- How our Anonymous Reporting Service works and how to use it
- What is County Lines?
- How might it affect you?
- Grooming and recruitment
- The impact and harm
- Spotting the signs
- Further help and advice
- Fearless.org
- What is knife crime?
- How might it affect you?
- The dangers of carrying
- The law and Joint enterprise
- The impact and harm
- Spotting the signs
- Further help and advice
- Fearless.org
- What is hate crime?
- What influences hate?
- The impact of hate crime
- What to do if you witness it
- Spotting the signs
- Extremism & radicalisation
- Further help and advice
- Fearless.org
- Information on trending drugs such as Marijuana Edibles, Nitrous Oxide and emerging substances
- Drug dealing and criminal exploitation
- Spotting the signs
- Further help and advice
- Fearless.org
Professionals' Sessions
Fearless.org provides free awareness sessions to professionals who work with young people. These can be provided both in person and virtually. There is NO cost for our service, as we are fully funded. These sessions can also be delivered to Parents\Carers.
Please click below to find out more about Alastair’s sessions for professionals:
- What is Crimestoppers?
- What is Fearless?
- How our Anonymous Reporting Service works
- How to refer our service to young people
- Our outreach work
- Our educational resources
- What is County Lines?
- How it operates
- Grooming and recruitment
- County Lines during Covid-19
- How to spot the signs
- Signposting to further help
- What is knife crime?
- Dangers of carrying
- The law
- Joint Enterprise
- Impact of knife crime
- How to spot the signs
- Links to further information
- What influences hate?
- What is a hate crime?
- Hate crime regionally
- The impact on victims & society
- How to report a hate crime
- Extremism & radicalisation
- Links to further information
- Information on trending drugs such as Marijuana Edibles, Nitrous Oxide and emerging substances
- Drug dealing and criminal exploitation
- Spotting the signs
- Links to further information
How to book
If you would like further information or to book a session please contact:
Alastair Smith - Fearless Outreach Worker for South Wales
Alastair.Smith@crimestoppers-uk.org
Fearless in South Wales is currently funded and supported by the Wales Violence Prevention Unit, who take a public health approach to preventing violence. They are a partnership of passionate people from an alliance of organisations working together to prevent all forms of violence across Wales