Action Counters Terrorism (ACT)
The Government’s ACT Campaign seeks to raise awareness about the terrorism threat and provides advice on what the public can do to help.
The ACT website (linked below) provides a one stop shop for the online reporting tool, advice, campaign materials, and links to supportive information.
Building Partnerships, Staying Safe
These guidance documents have been developed for Healthcare organisations and workers outlining their responsibilities around PREVENT.
Building Partnerships, Staying Safe – Guidance for Healthcare organisations
Building Partnerships, Staying Safe – Guidance for Healthcare Workers
Channel Process
The Counter Terrorism and Security Act 2015 introduced the ‘Channel’ process. Channel is a multi-agency safeguarding programme providing tailored support to people who have been identified as at risk of being drawn into terrorism. The support offered can come from any of the partners on the Panel which includes the local authority, police, education and health providers. The person’s engagement in the programme is voluntary at all stages. This guidance is intended for members of a panel and partners of local panels in England and Wales on the duty to provide support for people vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism
Factsheet: Prevent and Channel
Contest
The United Kingdom’s Strategy for Countering Terrorism
NHS England Guidance
The documents below provide guidance updates from NHS England:
Health Sector Prevent Priorities
Prevent Mental Health Guidance
See It. Say It. Sorted.
The British Transport Police’s security campaign “See it. Say it. Sorted” can support school trip leaders in the event that trips are taken by rail / coach and can be found here:
The National Counter Terrorism Security Office provide protective security advice:
National Counter Terrorism Security Office
Revised PREVENT Duty Guidance
This document provides general guidance on the duty on specified authorities in the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015.
PREVENT Duty Advice for Schools and Childcare providers
This document provides guidance on the PREVENT duty in the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 for schools and childcare providers.
PREVENT Duty Advice for Schools and Childcare Providers
PREVENT Duty Guidance for Further Education
See link below for guidance on the PREVENT duty in the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 for Further Education Institutions.
Prevent Duty Guidance for Further Education
PREVENT Duty Guidance for Higher Education
See link below for guidance on the PREVENT duty in the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 for Higher Education Institutions.
Prevent Duty Guidance for Higher Education
Prevent Duty Toolkit for Local Authorities
The Prevent Duty Toolkit for Local Authorities and Partner Agencies provides practical information and examples of best practice to support local authorities and their partners in their work to implement the Prevent duty. It supplements the Prevent Duty Guidance: for England and Wales, and will assist in the consideration of existing statutory guidance. It includes content on:
- Local risk assessment process
- Multi-agency partnership board
- Prevent partnership action plan
- Referral process
- Channel panel
- Prevent problem solving proves
- Training programme
- Venue hire and IT policies
- Community and civil society engagement
- Communications
Prevent Duty Toolkit for Local Authorities
Safer Giving
Please see information below on how to give safely to charity, from the Charity Commission for England and Wales: