7.5 Which organisations will be involved in responding?

The level of seriousness of a concern affects how your organisation should respond and who will manage that response.

Which organisation is most likely to be responsible for responding?

For the three different categories of safeguarding concern shown in the interactive diagram below, identify the most appropriate organisations to be involved in the response by dragging and dropping them into the correct category.

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The three different categories of safeguarding concern are as follows. Poor practice with safeguarding implications. Persistent or more serious safeguarding concerns. Possible abuse and/or criminal behaviour. The organisations are as follows. Sports organisation in consultation with child protection and other relevant services. Child protection agencies and other relevant services, police and sports organisations. Sports organisations. The answers are as follows. Sports organisation in consultation with child protection and other relevant services is matched with persistent or more serious safeguarding concerns.. Child protection agencies and other relevant services, police and sports organisations is matched with possible abuse and/or criminal behaviour. Sports organisations is matched with poor practice with safeguarding implications.

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7.4 Assessing the seriousness of concerns

7.6 The value of involving others when making decisions