Safeguarding course

A safeguarding concern refers to any suspicion or worry regarding the safety or wellbeing of a vulnerable person, such as a child, young person, or someone with a disability.

Safeguarding course is a course which make the code of conduct for the team and organisations management to know what should be done and what is prohibited 

More junior staff responsible for safeguarding who report into a safeguarding manager.

A self-declaration form requires the applicant to provide details of relevant criminal convictions and state that providing false or incomplete information will result in the organisation taking action.

Everyone involved in sport including staff (coaches, medics, officials, managers, etc.), volunteers, athletes (including child athletes) and children’s parents. Anyone in sport from grassroots level to the national and international levels.

Specialist services for people with lived experience of abuse, including helplines, counselling, emotional support, and information – provided through your doctor, or by local charities, or through other providers.