NOTICE – CHECK – SHARE
All agencies and professionals have a duty to:
- Notice signs that someone may be vulnerable to radicalisation
- Check the concern with a trusted colleague, Prevent lead or safeguarding advisor
- Share the concern through appropriate referral channels
Making a Referral
If you have a concern and need advice or guidance, you can speak to your organisations Prevent lead or safeguarding advisor.
To make a formal referral:
- Complete the National Referral Form and return it directly to Police Scotland to the following email address: [email protected]
Local Contacts
For members of the public
If you are a member of the community, and you want to report a non-urgent concern, you can contact Police Scotland on 101, or via their website using the ‘contact us’ form.
To report and immediate threat call 999, or the Police Anti-Terrorist Hotline on 0800 789 321
For members of staff
If you are a member of staff, please contact your line manager or the Prevent lead for your organisation.
Shetland Islands Council:
Duty Social Work: Adults - 01595 74 4468
Children - 01595 74 4420
Shetland Islands Council’s Prevent Single Point of Contact is Jordan Sutherland, Executive Manager Children’s Social Work