Certificate in Preventing Radicalisation in Health & Social Care Settings
Overview
Safeguarding vulnerable individuals from radicalisation is a vital responsibility in today’s care environments. This CPD-certified online course by LCHS equips health and social care professionals with the awareness, tools, and confidence to identify risks, respond appropriately, and contribute to national safeguarding strategies.
Ideal for professionals in health and social care roles, including carers, nurses, support workers, and safeguarding leads. Learners will explore real-world scenarios, referral pathways, and the importance of early intervention. The course promotes inclusive practice and reinforces the duty to protect individuals from extremist influence. By enhancing professional vigilance, it supports safer environments and stronger community resilience.
- 100% online delivery—learn from anywhere, on your own schedule
- Self-paced structure with easy-to-follow modules
- Real-life emergency scenarios to apply practical skills
- Tailored for health & social care environments
- Structured into seven focused modules covering radicalisation, safeguarding, referral processes, and information sharing
- Designed for health and social care professionals working with vulnerable adults, children, and young people
- Emphasizes practical safeguarding strategies aligned with national counter-terrorism frameworks
- Includes interactive learning tools and real-world scenarios to reinforce understanding
- Expert-led content with step-by-step guidance
- CPD-accredited certificate upon completion
- Beginner-friendly—no prior experience needed
Upon completion of this development material, learner will be able to understand:
- What is meant by Radicalisation, Extremism and Terrorism
- Understand the Objectives of PREVENT Agenda and The Health Sector’s Contribution to the CONTEST Strategy
- Recognise Professional Responsibilities to the Safeguarding of Vulnerable Adults, Children and Young People
- Recognising Indicators that Radicalisation may be Taking Place
- Understanding Vulnerability Factors That Can Make Individuals Susceptible to Radicalisation
- Action to Take if There Are Concerns About Radicalisation and the Referral Process
- Understanding the Importance of Sharing Information and the Consequences of Failing to Do So
- Takeaways from Preventing Radicalisation in Health & Social Care Settings
Designed with working professionals and learners in mind, the course offers flexible timing and duration, allowing participants to tailor their learning experience around personal and professional commitments. This ensures accessibility without compromising depth or quality.
This program is delivered by the London Campus of Higher Studies LCHS, a reputable institution committed to academic excellence and professional development. Upon successful completion, participants are awarded a certificate accredited by CPD, ensuring global recognition and alignment with continued professional development standards.
This certificate will bring you “Preventing Radicalisation in Health & Social Care” delivered by LCHS and Certified by CPD.
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Mode of Study
Online Platform
Duration
60 - 120 Minutes | Flexible Durtion
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The course aims to equip health and social care professionals with the knowledge and skills to identify, prevent, and respond to signs of radicalisation. It supports compliance with the Prevent Duty and contributes to safer care environments.
It’s designed for professionals working in health and social care settings, including carers, nurses, support workers, and safeguarding leads who may encounter vulnerable individuals.
Yes, learners will earn CPD credits upon successful completion, supporting their ongoing professional development.
No prior qualifications are required. The course is accessible to learners at all levels, including those new to safeguarding responsibilities.
It’s delivered fully online, allowing flexible, self-paced study from any device.
Modules include definitions of radicalisation and extremism, the Prevent and CONTEST strategies, safeguarding responsibilities, vulnerability factors, referral processes, and information sharing protocols.
Yes, a digital certificate is awarded upon completion.
