Being a Child Safe Club
We are supporting Harbour Sport's Community with an exclusive
Being a Child Safe Club Workshop.
Clubs can have the best safeguarding resources possible, but there is no guarantee these will be applied or applied qualitatively without a safeguarding culture. As reflected in the University of Auckland's research* Perceptions of Child Safeguarding Policy in New Zealand Sport, a third of coaches believe their child safeguarding policy has not helped them, and the majority have not changed their coaching practice.
Rather than define a safeguarding culture, safeguarding resources need to underpin a safeguarding culture. Join us for this 2-hour early evening workshop to learn more.
In accordance with child safety best practice, this Being a Child Safe Club Workshop moves the spotlight from safeguarding resources to creating a safeguarding culture. This engaging and informative workshop can help attendees:
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Explore the fundamentals of being a child safe organisation and creating a safeguarding culture.
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Recognise their organisational child safety strengths and needs.
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Identify practical steps to help create a safeguarding culture and demonstrate child safe best practice.
The workshop is best suited for staff in a position of influence, for example:
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Governance or Leadership
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Managerial and/or Supervisory Staff
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Staff in specialist roles, such as:
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Human Resources
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Safeguarding and Child Protection Positions
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Learning and Development
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Organisational Development/Fundraising Positions
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All attendees receive a certificate of attendance.
Spaces are limited, and early registration is encouraged.
A waiting list will be made available once the workshop is full.
Although currently unconfirmed, further workshops are likely. However, if you would prefer to receive this workshop as bespoke in-house training (in-person/online), please contact us, and we will assist you with your enquiry.