Membership: The Channel Panel meets on a monthly basis in Essex and where needed in Thurrock and Southend. Permanent members will include Social Care (Adult and Children), and Essex Police Prevent team. Other agencies will be invited depending on need. Case Management, Recording, Supervision and Support Case management & recording Social Care case management and recording policies should be followed in respect of Prevent casework. Supervision & support Social Care supervision policies should be followed. The existing research into Prevent casework acknowledges the complexity of the issues around: maintaining consent and trust when dealing with complex and highly emotive issues, delivering help to families where there may be either pressure or a need to monitor and report back, balancing human rights and individual liberties against the risk of harm, operating as a confident and challenging practitioner in a politically charged environment, & understanding cultural issues. Training WRAP (Workshop to Raise the Awareness of Prevent) is an hour/2 hour long interactive workshop. It is aimed at frontline staff as well as the community. The National Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters (NCTPHQ), in conjunction with the College of Policing, have developed a general awareness e-learning package for Channel. This e-learning is not a substitute for WRAP training The package includes: information on how Channel links to the Government’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy (CONTEST) through the Prevent strategy guidance on how to identify people who may be vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism how to refer them into the Channel process. The training can be accessed . Annex A A Vulnerable to Radicalisation referral form can be found or by contacting here
Membership: The Channel Panel meets on a monthly basis in Essex and where needed in Thurrock and Southend. Permanent members will include Social Care (Adult and Children), and Essex Police Prevent team. Other agencies will be invited depending on need. Case Management, Recording, Supervision and Support Case management & recording Social Care case management and recording policies should be followed in respect of Prevent casework. Supervision & support Social Care supervision policies should be followed. The existing research into Prevent casework acknowledges the complexity of the issues around: maintaining consent and trust when dealing with complex and highly emotive issues, delivering help to families where there may be either pressure or a need to monitor and report back, balancing human rights and individual liberties against the risk of harm, operating as a confident and challenging practitioner in a politically charged environment, & understanding cultural issues. Training WRAP (Workshop to Raise the Awareness of Prevent) is an hour/2 hour long interactive workshop. It is aimed at frontline staff as well as the community. The National Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters (NCTPHQ), in conjunction with the College of Policing, have developed a general awareness e-learning package for Channel. This e-learning is not a substitute for WRAP training The package includes: information on how Channel links to the Government’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy (CONTEST) through the Prevent strategy guidance on how to identify people who may be vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism how to refer them into the Channel process. The training can be accessed . Annex A A Vulnerable to Radicalisation referral form can be found here or by contacting
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