Prevent

Hull Prevent Awareness Workshop

Safer Hull is pleased to offer the Hull Prevent Awareness Workshop to partners working across the city.

This training aims to increase understanding of radicalisation, extremism, and terrorism, including an overview of terrorist ideologies and local risks. It introduces the Notice, Check, Share procedure, explaining how to apply it and when to make a referral if concerning behaviours are identified—helping individuals access support when they need it most.

The workshop uses interactive activities and case studies to support learning and engagement.

Workshop Details -

• Duration - 3 hours
• Format - Classroom-based
• Audience - Individuals who have completed the Home Office Prevent eLearning and wish to deepen their understanding of Prevent, particularly in relation to risks within the Humberside region
• Suitability - Ideal for frontline professionals working in communities and engaging with members of the public

To check available dates and book your place, please visit our Prevent Awareness course page.

Home Office training

The Home Office offer free Prevent training on their website via 3 online learning packages -

• Prevent awareness training offers an introduction to the Prevent duty and explains how it aims to safeguard vulnerable people from being radicalised to supporting terrorism or becoming terrorists themselves
• Prevent Referrals training is designed to make sure that when a concern is shared about a vulnerable individual that may be being radicalised that the referral is robust, informed and with good intention
• the Channel awareness course offers an introduction to the Channel process outlining the objectives of the Channel programme, the working process, roles and responsibilities and sharing key learning and best practice

More help and training about Prevent is also available on other sites including -

• the Educate Against Hate website offers information for parents, professionals on Prevent and Internet Safety. There is also practical advice, support and resources to protect children from extremism and radicalisation
• the Prevent duty guidance is statutory guidance aimed at specified authorities in England and Wales
• the London Grid for Learning have worked on collaboration with schools, extremism experts, the Department for Education and the Home Office to provide advice about preventing radicalism in schools
• advice is available on gov.uk about the use of social media for online radicalisation and how to prevent it
• Internet Matters offers child internet safety advice to parents, carers and professionals