The key areas of focus this year will be:

• The impact of radicalisation within families and how to engage and support vulnerable individuals who may be engaging with extremist influences

• Looking at the issues of mental health, well-being and Prevent

• Considering the changing threat and risk from Right Wing Terrorism
• Looking at Contextual Safeguarding as a means of assessing vulnerabilities and potential for grooming and exploitation

We are hugely fortunate to have secured the contribution of fantastic range of speakers to address these issues, and should be a genuinely engaging and informative event which will be delivered online. It will be directly relevant to colleagues from across all of the agencies covered by the Prevent Duty, in particular representatives from Health & Social Care, Local Authority, Policing, Fire, Education as well as those in Voluntary, Faith and Community sectors.