To the majority of people the problem resurfaces only when there is another incident breaking as headline news and we debate what went wrong, why we let this happen and we look to blame someone. Give it a few days and its almost forgotten only to leave the problem as it was before. The local community is unsure how to deal with the problem and due to its sensitive nature local Muslim people and the wider community prefers not to talk about it. I am of course talking about our young people falling victim to RADICALISATION. To illustrate one example would be three Muslim school girls from Bethnal Green fleeing the UK and ending up in the ISIS control Syria. I have dedicated a vast amount of time in the local community in providing facilities for people to engage in and for the past few years I have thought about this issue and seen our young people get trapped by unscrupulous people pretending to paint a picture of paradise and consequently brain wash our young generation into carrying out horrific acts of cruelty which divides our community and destroys families alike. As a professional trainer my objective is to provide a platform so that our young people can openly discuss this topic. so that they can understand the pitfalls, the true nature of these cowards behind the mask and how they can form a barrier to avoid falling victims as well as educating others who may be susceptible to such cruel acts.