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Don’t keep it to yourself
There are lots of people you can speak to if you are worried about bullying, abuse or your mental health. You can talk about this if it happens at home, in netball or anywhere. If you don’t feel safe or someone has done something bad, during netball, you should tell someone. You could tell someone you trust. You should do this even if it is a coach or important person at your club.

Your CLUB SAFEGUARDING or WELFARE OFFICER will listen to you and know what to do and how to help. Sometimes they may have to tell someone else what you have said, but they will only tell someone whose job it is to keep you safe.

Seek advice.

If you want to read more – please visit:
Safeguarding Support
Safeguarding Policies and Documents

For general guidance and advice on bullying, online safety or mental health visit these useful websites:

• More reading and advice on safeguarding adults Safeguarding Resources & Guides – ACT

• Frequently asked questions about keeping adults safe in sport Safeguarding Adults in Sport FAQs – Ann Craft Trust

• Advice about bullying Anti Bullying Alliance

• Information on transgender issuesGendered Intelligence

• Mental health and suicide helplineSamaritans

• A text message service for Suicide Prevention Shout .

• Advice on mental health in sportSport, physical activity and mental health – Mind

• Information on bras, menopause and other women’s health topics Home – NetballHer : NetballHer