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MEMBERSHIP REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

• ALL clubs require a Club Safeguarding Officer (CSO) or Welfare officer (see role description in the documents at the bottom of this page). Ideally this person should not be a club chair or a coach. This person should be assigned the role on ENgage. CSOs need a minimum Social/Supporting membership.

  • A club safeguarding policy (listed here: England Netball | Safeguarding Policies and Guidance)

  • L2 coaches, the club safeguarding officer and other people involved in regular contact with children or adults at risk should have the relevant training (more information here: England Netball | Training and Education.

  • Coaches and anyone having regular contact with children and adults at risk should have an up-to-date enhanced DBS check via England Netball (more information here: England Netball | DBS).We don’t accept DBS certificates via work or other volunteer roles

  • If your club has under 18 members the Club Safeguarding Officer must have a DBS check carried out via England Netball.

  • The Club Safeguarding Officer should ensure their details are publicly available and shared with players, parents, volunteers and coaches.

  • The Club Safeguarding Officer should keep an up-to-date record of the training and DBS checks mentioned above and ensure people renew these every 3 years

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For advice you can contact us on 01509 277911 or besafe@englandnetball.co.uk.

To raise a concern please click here: England Netball | I want to report a Safeguarding Concern

For our newsletters click here: England Netball | Safeguarding Communications

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