Safeguarding
When a Child, Young Person or Adult at Risk is identified at serious risk of harm or abuse refer immediately to the Police Call 999.
Safeguarding concerns are handled under
the England Netball Safeguarding Policies
Click here to complete the report form detailing your concern.
the England Netball Safeguarding Policies
Click here to complete the report form detailing your concern.
Everyone has a part to play in ensuring that the young people and adults at risk in netball are safe and getting the most they can from their involvement in the sport.
England Netball has developed Safeguarding policies for Young People and Adults at Risk in Netball. The policies provide a range of guidance and resources to help safeguard from any risk of harm to young people and adults at risk, providing them with best support available.
Whether you are a young person, an adult at risk, a parent/carer, a team member, a coach, a club official/volunteer or a Club Safeguarding Officer; you will find a section in these Safeguarding pages specific to your needs and links to lots of helpful documents and webpages.
Being involved in sport can bring many positives to a person. It is also an environment where people can find friends and role models. We know that there are many pressures in life and young people and adults at risk may have difficulties in coping. This has been taken on board and EN has broadened their definition of safeguarding to include well-being.
They guidance has been provided to help recognise and respond to the most frequently occurring issues and signposts to the numerous support organisations which can provide the expert help needed with these complex issues. Organisations which are accessible to young people and adults at risk are included in these webpages so that they have the option to take action to help themselves or if some help is needed we encourage them to use the information.
England Netball has developed Safeguarding policies for Young People and Adults at Risk in Netball. The policies provide a range of guidance and resources to help safeguard from any risk of harm to young people and adults at risk, providing them with best support available.
Whether you are a young person, an adult at risk, a parent/carer, a team member, a coach, a club official/volunteer or a Club Safeguarding Officer; you will find a section in these Safeguarding pages specific to your needs and links to lots of helpful documents and webpages.
Being involved in sport can bring many positives to a person. It is also an environment where people can find friends and role models. We know that there are many pressures in life and young people and adults at risk may have difficulties in coping. This has been taken on board and EN has broadened their definition of safeguarding to include well-being.
They guidance has been provided to help recognise and respond to the most frequently occurring issues and signposts to the numerous support organisations which can provide the expert help needed with these complex issues. Organisations which are accessible to young people and adults at risk are included in these webpages so that they have the option to take action to help themselves or if some help is needed we encourage them to use the information.
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England Netball Safeguarding Team Sarah Wassell – Safeguarding Lead [email protected] 01509277911 England Netball, SportPark, 3 Oakwood Drive, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 3QF |
ADNL Safeguarding Team
Molly Gaffney – Safeguarding Lead Safeguarding Team can be contacted by email: [email protected] or Text/WhatsApp 07923 208825 |
