How and where to report concerns safely and responsibly
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Reporting Concerns About Radicalisation
Emergency Reporting
If there is immediate danger or threat: Dial 999 to contact the police urgently, especially in situations involving violence or terrorism.
Non-Emergency Reporting
For non-emergency concerns: Dial 101 to contact your local police and provide details of your concerns for appropriate action.
Educational Settings
In educational institutions:
- Schools or universities: Report concerns to designated safeguarding leads or Prevent strategy coordinators.
Workplace Reporting
In the workplace:
- Follow organisational policies: Report concerns to line managers, HR departments, or designated counter-terrorism contacts.
Online Reporting
Use the ACT website: Report concerns anonymously through the Action Counters Terrorism (ACT) website provided by the UK government.
Community Reporting
Contact local authorities: Safeguarding teams or community safety units can offer advice and guidance on addressing concerns within your community.
Reporting Guidelines
When making a report:
- Provide detailed information: Include the nature of the concern, details of individuals involved, and specific incidents or behaviours prompting the concern.
Responsible Reporting
Remember: Reporting aims at prevention and safeguarding, not punishment. Always report with good intentions through the appropriate channels.