UK Athletics and HCAF Child Safeguarding Policy
UKA and the HCAFs have created the child safeguarding policy as a commitment to build a safer future in athletics for children & young people
UKA and the HCAFs have created the child safeguarding policy as a commitment to build a safer future in athletics for children & young people
"Everyone in Athletics has a part to play in safeguarding children and adults at risk, England Athletics aims to create an environment where everyone involved in athletics and running feels safe and…
As announced in November, UKA have introduced a new safeguarding course for coaches to ensure they have the essential skills they need in this area. The training will help ensure all children, young…
The UK Athletics (UKA) and the Home Country Athletics Federations (HCAF) Club Safeguarding Code of Conduct for athletics and running clubs
UKA and the HCAFs have created an adult safeguarding policy as a commitment to safeguard adults involved in athletics and running
To help support everyone within the sport we offer a number of different training opportunities for roles across the sport.
As our network of clubs is aware, next year will see a significant step forward with regards to our sport providing genuinely safe and welcoming environments, which allow everyone to participate,…
The UKA & the HCAFs set of safeguarding procedures detail the steps to take when concern is raised about a child or young person in athletics
Mandatory safeguarding training is to be introduced for technical officials in the latest stages of enhancing safeguarding procedures across the sport. In recognising the sports commitment to do all…