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.
Upon completion of this development material, learner will be able to understand:
1. What is meant by Radicalisation, Extremism and Terrorism
2. The PREVENT Agenda: Objectives and Importance
3. The Health Sector’s Role in the CONTEST Strategy
4. Professional Responsibilities in Safeguarding
5. Recognising Indicators that Radicalisation may be Taking Place
6. Understanding Vulnerability Factors That Can Make Individuals Susceptible to Radicalisation
7. Action to Take if There Are Concerns About Radicalisation and the Referral Process
8. Understanding the Importance of Sharing Information and the Consequences of Failing to Do So
9. Takeaways from Preventing Radicalisation in Health & Social Care Settings
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.