Below is a list of useful agencies and other sources of advice and guidance:
CPSU
CPSU have created a Parents' Hub to sign-post parents to all the advice you need to keep your child safe in sport, from choosing safe clubs and activities, to supporting your child in a positive way. The Parents' Hub can be found here.
CPSU have also created a poster for displaying at clubs and organisations reminding parents of 5 key questions they should be asking the club or group.
CPSU have a self-assessment tool for clubs and physical activity providers.
NHS
NHS have information and guidance on how to speak to children and young people about feelings, especially if you think there is a problem. The guidance can be found here.
Activity Alliance
Activity Alliance is the leading voice for disabled people in sport and activity and have safeguarding information, advice and guidance on their website.
Stonewall
Stonewall will work with all organisations to ensure they offer inclusive, equal and inspiring environments for LGBTQI+ people, and to empower them as advocates and agents of change in wider society. Further information, resources, help and advice can be found on their website.
Sporting Equals
Sporting Equals is an independent body that actively works to promote ethnic diversity throughout the sporting community. They exist to empower organisations, individuals as well as communities to achieve their full potential and promote a more active and healthier lifestyle. Further information, research and advice can be found on their website.
UK Coaching
UK Coaching have produced a 'Code of Practice for Sports Coaches' outlining key principles linked to rights, relationships, personal standards and professional standards. Click here to view the code of practice.
Department for Education
The DfE have published a code of practice offering non-statutory guidance for providers offering out of school activities and tutoring. Click here to view the guidance.
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