The Gwent Police Independent Advisory Group meets at least six times a year and has two functions. The role of the group is to scrutinise service delivery and advise Gwent Police and Gwent Police Authority how to improve services and recruitment to all communities within Gwent.
Membership of the group reflects minority communities within the Gwent Police area as well as having representation from the Police force and the Police Authority. Members bring their life experience and knowledge of their particular community and a willingness to act as a critical friend to the service.
Gwent Police is currently looking for members from minority communities including the following:
| Faith | Minority Ethnic | Other |
| Muslim | Somali | Asylum seeker/Refugee |
| Jewish | Yemeni | Youth |
| Jehovah Witness | Vietnamese | Migrant Worker |
| Buddhist | Chinese | Welsh Speaker |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints | Gypsy-Traveller | Disabled |
| Polish | LGBT | |
| Portuguese |
If you are interested in becoming a member of this group you can access the group's policy
Or, you can write to the
Support Networks Co-ordinator
Gwent Police,
Caerleon House,
Mamhilad Park Estate,
Mamhilad,
Pontypool NP4 0XF
Telephone 01495 745594 or email claire.devonshire@gwent.pnn.police.uk who will be happy to discuss membership with you.