Hampshire PREVENT Partnership Board - Preventing terrorism and radicalisation within our communities

Hampshire PREVENT Partnership Board

Preventing terrorism and radicalisation within our communities

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PREVENT Training

The principal purpose of staff training on PREVENT is to equip staff with the ability to recognise signs that someone might be on the path to becoming radicalised. In this way, it can be incorporated into the Safeguarding training staff are given at induction or during continuing professional development, in the same way that staff are taught to identify signs of self-harm or physical or domestic abuse, etc. All staff should know who to contact if they worry that a learner is becoming radicalised.


Hampshire PREVENT Partnership Board’s Training Strategy

The PREVENT Partnership Board recognises that central to effective working around PREVENT is a competent and well trained workforce. As part of its commitment to ensure the local workforce is competent and confident to carry out their responsibilities to safeguard people against the risk of radicalisation, the Board has developed a training strategy. It aims to support the development of best practice in PREVENT work and to ensure that professionals across all sectors, who are working with children and adults at risk of radicalisation are able to meet the statutory PREVENT duties introduced under the Counter Terrorism and Security Act 2015.

Prevent Training Strategy is currently being updated October 2024


NHS PREVENT Training and Competencies Framework

The Framework has been developed by NHS England to provide clarity on the level of training required for healthcare workers; it identifies staff groups that require basic PREVENT awareness and those who have to attend Workshops to Raise Awareness of Prevent (WRAP). It supports NHS provider organisations and organisations providing services on behalf of the NHS to meet contractual obligations in relation to safeguarding as set out in the NHS Standard Contract. View the Framework here:

PREVENT Training and Competencies Framework


PREVENT training and awareness raising resources:

Home Office Prevent e-learning

Educate against Hate


Other Useful Resources

FAST

FAST Campaign Film “Act on the Signs”

Helping You Spot the Signs of Radicalization

Inspire

Sisters Message to Girls Thinking of Joining ISIS Film

Prevent An Introduction

Prevent: An introduction

Extreme Dialogue

A series of films accompanied by a set of educational resources that can be used with young people in classrooms or community settings and are intended to build resilience to extremism by creating a safe space for debating controversial issues and enhanced critical thinking

Extreme Dialogue

Radicalisation booklet

Provides guidance on engaging with young people and community groups

Radicalisation workshop booklet, general (no. 205)

Online Safety

Online radicalisation, either through accessing inflammatory material or through online grooming is an increasing danger and means that partner organisations have to be alert to this issue regardless of sector or geographic location. People my be surprised to learn that there are some online extremist propaganda magazines and websites containing sophisticated propaganda which lead to automatic arrest if downloaded. For example, education and training organisations can help safeguard learners by blocking access to dangerous or illegal sites and also by helping to identify people who may be curious and susceptible to radicalisation. Online safety does not mean automatically referring someone who has searched for something potentially dangerous but it should trigger an awareness of potential risk to radicalisation. Organisations can promote online safety by ensuring there are policies on the use of IT on their premises and having general usage policies referring to misuse of computer equipment. Some organisations also use filtering as a means of restricting access to harmful content and to prevent people from being radicalised. For more information about online safety, please visit:

Safer Internet

Safe4Me

Support Services – Safe 4 Me


 

 

PREVENT Leaflet

This explains what PREVENT is, signs of possible radicalisation and how to report concerns.

Download the PREVENT work place leaflet

You can discuss your concerns with your local Safeguarding Team


Portsmouth
Children: 0845 6710271
Adults: 02392 688613

Southampton
Children: 02380 833 336
Adults: 02380 833 003

Isle of Wight
Children: 01983 814545
Adults: 01983814980

Hampshire
Children: 0300 555 1384
Adults: 0300 5551386


Information and advice is also available from:
Anti-Terrorist Hotline : 0800 789 321 Crime Stoppers: 0800 555 111
Remember, if you suspect terrorism or violent extremism is being promoted or related activity is taking place contact the police on 101 or in an emergency call 999.