Welfare

If you are worried about a child or adult at risk, you must report your concerns. Doing nothing isn’t an option.  

As the nation’s number one sport, football has incredible power to bring people together. It can remove barriers and be a force for good in communities. Part of your role as a coach is to help create equal, diverse, and inclusive football environments for all.

We want players to play and interact in the safest and most secure spaces, whether that’s in-person or online. So, what makes a space safer to enjoy the game?

Positivity leads to a better game. A safer, healthier, more inclusive and enjoyable game. A game with more respect. Let's explore what can help your club keep a positive environment for your players and supporters.  

Bullying and hazing are serious issues that happen on and off the pitch. They’re forms of abuse you may come across in football. Let’s find out more.

Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility. So, we all have a part to play in creating safe, fun and inclusive football opportunities for all. There's support available to help. Let’s take a look. 

Whenever you work with someone under 18, you're automatically in a position of trust. But what does that mean? Let’s find out. 

Football is about enjoying the game. But to do that, participants need to feel and be safe. That's where having safer working practices in place will help. Let's take a look.