Radicalisation

    What is Prevent?

    Prevent is part of the national counter-terrorism strategy, CONTEST. 

    Prevent aims to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism and extremism. This includes:

    • Challenging ideology – All terrorist groups have an ideology and frequently use the internet to air
      their views
    • Supporting vulnerable people – Radicalisation is a process, not one event and during that process it is possible to intervene and safeguard the vulnerable.
    • Working with key sectors – A wide range of agencies are working to help deliver Prevent, including education, health, faith, criminal justice and charities.

    Please refer to the Home Office website for additional information on the Prevent Duty.
    (www.gov.uk) https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/prevent-duty-guidance

    Further information:

    If you have any concerns please visit the  ACT Early website to find out more about the signs that someone may be vulnerable to radicalisation.

    There is also a range of telephone numbers for members of the public who are concerned about individuals who may be vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism:

    Police Prevent team call 01785 232054 website Prevent | Staffordshire Police

    Staffordshire Police call 101

    If it’s an emergency please call 999

    National Police Prevent advice line call 0800 011 3764

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