All Wales Prevent Partners Referral Form

Counter Terrorism Wales Prevent Referral Form

This form is designed to help articulate a concern under Prevent - where you are worried a person is susceptible to radicalisation. Complete as much of the form as you are able; doing so will ensure that the person gets the help they need to keep them and others safe.

If you are a member of public sector staff, and would like to check your concern, you should contact your organisation’s Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) or equivalent. If you are a member of the public and are concerned about someone, you should call the Act Early Support Line on 0800 011 3764, in confidence to share your concerns with a specially trained officer or you can call the Anti-Terrorism Hotline on 0800 789 321. More information on what to do if you have a concern is available under ‘Get help for radicalisation concerns’ on GOV.UK.

If you are deaf, hard of hearing or have a speech impairment, a police non-emergency number is available as a text phone service on 18001 101. Remember, in an emergency dial 999.

Once you have completed this form it is essential that you submit it to the police directly, or your DSL or equivalent will do this on your behalf. Where possible you will receive a response on your referral, but this is not always possible due to data-protection considerations and other sensitivities.

Where possible, do not leave any gaps, as the police may have to contact you to gather more information which will delay the process. If you cannot answer a question, explain why in the text box provided.

1. Details of Person Being Referred

Details of person being referred

Complete where information is known and applicable.

This information will not be used to assess whether a referral should be adopted. Any personal data provided may support Equality Act obligations. Please only provide personal data if this information is already known from an official source or was provided by the person in question.

for example, usernames and platforms
2. Discuss your concerns relevant to prevent
3. Relevant or concerning behaviours you have noticed
























4. Additional factors





























5. Your details
6. Details of the person who first identified the concern (if different from above)
7. Details of the person you have shared the concern with

Provide the details of the person you have shared the concern with if known for example, your Designated Safeguarding Lead or equivalent, or Prevent police

8. Relevant dates
9. Safeguarding considerations
10. Employment/education details of the person of concern
11. Additional Information

If there is anything you have not been able to add to the form, but feel is relevant, please provide details or a contact number below

Thank you for taking the time to make this referral.

Information you provide is valuable and will always be assessed. If there is no Prevent concern but other safeguarding issues are present, this information will be sent out to the relevant team or agency to provide the correct support for the person concerned.

The Home Office and Counter-Terrorism Policing regularly conduct research in order to continuously improve the delivery or Prevent, and may contact you to invite you to participate in such research.