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3.Volunteer to be a Prevent champion

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    Introduction

    If you are interested in volunteering as a Prevent champion, you can find out a bit more about the role, and register, below:

    What you’ll be expected to do

    As a champion you are expected to:

    • have a good knowledge of radicalisation, extremism and the Prevent programme
    • be the point of contact for your team or department so you can share your knowledge, cascade relevant information and answer any questions.

    Please note:
    There is no minimum or maximum time requirement for the Prevent champion role - you can stay in the role for as long as you like.

    How you’ll train for the role

    To help you to develop your understanding of radicalisation, extremism and the Prevent programme, we will:

    • provide you with any relevant Prevent training or learning opportunities
    • give you a list of resources so you can research and understand the topic better
    • send you regular newsletters to keep you up to date with the latest guidance
    • invite you to attend face-to-face or virtual briefings.

    You’ll receive information from the following organisations:

    • Counter Terrorism Police North East
    • Humberside Police
    • the council.

    Please note:
    The training that you’ll receive will depend on the current national and localised threats within counterterrorism.

    Apply to be a Prevent champion

    Follow these steps to apply to become a Prevent champion:

    1
    Talk to your line manager

    If you are interested in becoming a Prevent champion, please discuss this with your line manager. They will need to confirm they are happy for you to attend occasional training and briefings during work time.

    2
    Fill in our online form

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