FAQ

What is Uni to Uni Safeguard?

Find clear, supportive answers to your questions about our counselling services and how we assist those at risk of extremism.

Who can access the Uni to Uni Safeguard program?

Our program is open to individuals identified as at risk of extremism, seeking structured support to disengage and reintegrate.

How are the counselling sessions conducted?

Sessions are volunteer-led, confidential, and tailored to each individual’s needs, focusing on positive change and safety.

Is the service free of charge?

Yes, Uni to Uni Safeguard is a volunteer-run initiative provided at no cost to participants.

How long does the intervention program last?

The duration varies per individual, with structured support provided over several weeks to ensure effective disengagement.

What measures ensure confidentiality?

All interactions are confidential, following strict ethical guidelines to protect participant privacy.

Can family members be involved in the process?

With consent, family involvement is encouraged to support reintegration and reduce risks of re-offending.

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