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Implementing an unaccompanied child policy There are 4 key considerations for facility operators to bear in mind when developing safeguarding arrangements.

This briefing clarifies what Duty of Care means for sports organisations and activity providers, with guidance on how to demonstrate that this duty is being met. 

Online technology is changing the way people communicate and interact on a daily basis. Find out how this affects clubs and other sports organisations.

The following resources can help you to support children and young people's mental health and wellbeing.

Safety Goals is a unique partnership with the Premier League. We reach out to young people in communities and football club academies, using their connection with the game to help them speak up.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used more in youth sports. Learn about the key principles for sports organisations to help them use AI responsibly in their organisations.

In this blog we talk about why neuroinclusive sport matters, using people's strengths, why safeguarding leads need to be aware of this and practical tips.

Holiday activity programmes are a great way for children and young people to try new sports, learn new things and meet new friends. Here are our five ways to run a safe and enjoyable holiday club.

Meet the team We have 25 years’ experience supporting the sport sector with safeguarding and welfare training, guidance and support.

Be aware of health and safety considerations when planning drop-in activities, and take steps to mitigate any potential risks.

Asking a few questions when your child is taking part in a combat sport competition will help you understand how it will run.

Over 1 million children take part in martial arts or boxing every week in England: help us make it safer for all children. Share and complete our safeguarding in martial arts and boxing survey.

This website is provided by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).

This website is provided by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).