What is Prevent In Enfield the Prevent team

What is Prevent? In Enfield, the Prevent team sits within the Community Safety Unit (CSU), alongside colleagues from Anti Social Behaviour (ASBU), Domestic Violence, and CCTV. We also work with local police forces and social services. This helps us maintain a holistic service. Community Safety Unit Prevent Coordinator Prevent Education Officer Prevent Community and programme support Officer

The Prevent Duty states that: Section 26 of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 (the Act) places a duty on certain bodies (“specified authorities” listed in Schedule 6 to the Act), in the exercise of their functions, to have “due regard to the need to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism”. This means: 1) “staff are able to identify children who may be vulnerable to radicalisation and know what to do when they are identified. ” 2) “Build pupil’s resilience to radicalisation by promoting Fundamental British Values and enabling them to challenge extremist views. ”

Prevent in Education Settings Safeguarding: Gangs Substance abuse / drugs, alcohol Radicalisation/ Extremism Mental illness Physical illness Trafficking Neglect TRAINING WRAP training Online Safety Facilitating Sensitive Topic Discussion Partners: Small Steps Just Enough Equaliteach Learning: PSHE Identity Discussion, debate and disagreement Hate Crime Politics Radicalisation and Extremism

Prevent and Coronavirus • Nationally referrals are down, but the risks of radicalisation has not disappeared. • Referrals through online identification of risks • Focus on Online Safety • All extremist groups are using the virus in some way to shape their dialogue • Increased risk from the Extreme Right Wing (XRW)

Current training and resource offer All training is currently available online and in-person depending on social distancing capacities. Training: • WRAP (Workshop to Raise Awareness of Prevent) • The Extreme Right Wing • Online Resilience and Extremism • - Home learning resources: Radicalisation and Extremism Fake News and online safety SEND resources • Parent resources on; radicalisation and extremism, Online Safety, Facilitating discussion on sensitive topics. Need something specific? let me know! Resources are now available on the Hub: https: //traded. enfield. gov. uk/thehub