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PREVENT

COVENTRY PREVENT TEAM

Coventry has a prevent specific resource to safeguard our communities. The Coventry Prevent Team are an all-age early intervention service across the city of Coventry who work to safeguard people from being radicalised, supporting extremist groups or becoming involved in terrorism.

They offer a range of training, policy guidance and support to partner organisations and community groups. Their key aim is to help people understand the local risks of radicalisation and to provide them with the knowledge and resources to build resilience within their area.

The Channel programme supports individuals at an early stage to disengage from all forms of extremism and terrorism. This is achieved through working with the individual to create and implement a bespoke multi-agency support plan.

https://www.coventry.gov.uk/prevent

PREVENT COORDINATOR

The Prevent Coordinator is responsible for leading the coordination, referrals, programme management and communications of all aspects of Prevent and advising on the work in Coventry.

Contact details: Manjeet Pangli - manjeet.pangli@coventry.gov.uk

COVENTRY PREVENT EDUCATION OFFICER 

The Prevent Education Officer role is very much one of delivering Prevent priorities locally and driving support for education settings. This is by:

  • Providing advice and support to schools on their compliance with the requirements of the Prevent statutory duty as set out in the Prevent Duty guidance
  • Embedding Prevent in the curriculum, increase pupils’ resilience to radicalisation, and promote fundamental British values
  • Offering advice, support and deliver training to education settings
  • Developing and maintain effective working relationships with the full range of Prevent partners

For advice or support please contact: Viv Brosnahan - viv.brosnahan@coventry.gov.uk

Prevent Referral Form | Coventry City Council

PREVENT SUPPORT FROM POLICE PREVENT OFFICER’S

PREVENT SUPPORT FROM POLICE PREVENT OFFICER’S  EASTERN PREVENT TEAM

Eastern Prevent Team (Coventry/Solihull) currently have Six Prevent Officers whose primary safeguarding role is to prevent vulnerable people becoming involved in violent extremism of all kinds.

The team are comprised of a Sergeant and five Constables who are Police Prevent Officers   appointed to help tackle terrorism through building strong links with local communities thus making them resilient to the extremist narrative.

They work alongside Neighbourhood Policing Teams to support local citizens, community groups, educational establishments and partner organisations with understanding issues around all forms of extremism and can help guide practitioners with supporting materials (toolkits, workshops and presentations).

All referrals need to be made to the below email address promptly:

CTU_GATEWAY@west-midlands.pnn.police.uk
The team can be contacted on the below numbers for advice if needed:

Email: d.woolley@west-midlands.pnn.police.uk
Tel 101 ext 831 3039 / 07554 436724

 

ONLINE TUTORIALS

PREVENT DUTY TRAINING FOR EDUCATION

PREVENT – OTHER ASSOCIATED RESOURCES

The following websites give a comprehensive database of online safety resources for school leaders, teachers and parents:

Trust Me: Childnet has created a resource designed to support teachers in exploring critical thinking online.

The ‘Trust Me’ resource www.childnet.com/resources/trust-me

has been created with teachers in mind after hearing from schools that they wanted a resource which would start the conversations around extremism and extreme online content. It has a primary pack and a secondary pack with lesson plans and activities to empower teachers and young people. It challenges young people to think critically about what they see online

Content, Contact and Propaganda. It is ideal for PSHE citizenship and digital literacy with application across the curriculum www.childnet.com/resources/trust-me

 

  • CEOP Thinkuknow: The CEOP Thinkuknow website has lots of resources for all ages, including cyber-bullying, relationships, sex and the internet www.thinkuknow.co.uk
     
  • The UK Safer Internet Centre has tips, advice, guides and resources for parents, carers, teachers and other professionals on how to help keep children and young people safe online www.saferinternet.org.uk/advice-centre
     
  • 360 degree safe: This is an online safety self-review tool for schools
    which is a free tool available to assess your school’s wider online safety provision and used by over 7,000 UK schools
    https://360safe.org.uk/

OTHER REFERENCES

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