Sport is a safe space for many children and young people, with the latest research from the CPSU and Loughborough University showing that 55% of child safeguarding concerns raised were from outside of sport.
Sport is a safe space for many children and young people, with the latest research from the CPSU and Loughborough University showing that 55% of child safeguarding concerns raised were from outside of sport.
In this blog. written by Rachel Stevens, CPSU Training and Development Consultant, she explores why the mental health of safeguarding leads should be a priority, her personal experience of mental health at work, and the importance of being trauma-informed.
Athletes, celebrities and safeguarding professionals are calling on sports and activity clubs, teams, parents and carers across the UK to take part in the NSPCC’s Keeping Your Child Safe in Sport Week.
The Department for Education have updated their 'keeping children safe in education' guidance, leaving important implications for sport.
We talked about how the LADO role plays an integral part in safeguarding children in sport.
Children’s Coaching Collaborative (CCC) have launched their Play Their Way resource hub to transform children's coaching.
New concussion guidance ‘if in doubt, sit them out’ recommends participants be immediately removed from play and not return for at least 24 hours.
The NSPCC has partnered with The Big Help Out to encourage more volunteers to support our work in sport to help make sport safer for all young people.
We have partnered with The Safeguarding Company to reach our shared audiences with new content and expert safeguarding advice and resources.
A recent campaign from Surrey Police has been highlighting some of the alternative meanings of certain emojis.
This NSPCC e-learning course helps your organisation to understand your role and responsibilities to prepare and protect young people during sport events.
The final report of the Whyte Review into mistreatment within gymnastics.
The NSPCC has launched its new campaign, Listen Up, Speak Up, to raise public awareness of what we can all do to help the half a million children in the UK who suffer abuse or neglect each year.