Everyone has a role in  keeping children safe

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Safeguarding children is of paramount importance to Pollok United

 
We are dedicated to providing safe and secure opportunities for young people, with child wellbeing and protection central to all that we do. This section provides important information and advice on child protection.



Our Responsibilty


SYFA Online Protection Training

All SYFA member Officials, regardless of their role, must complete the Children's Wellbeing in Football e-learning online module.

To access the e-learning course Click Here


 

If you have any concerns about the welfare of a player, please complete our  Concern Recording Form and email this to cwopollokunited@gmail.com

If you think a child is in immediate danger, call the police on 999, or call the NSPCC on 0808 800 5000









Advice for Children


Football is fun - it helps you to make new friends, try out new activities and amaze yourself with what you can do.

But for a few children the fun is spoilt by adults who do or say things during sporting activities that hurt or frighten them. This may be abuse and if something is worrying you don't keep it to yourself. You should:


  • Tell an adult you trust as soon as possible. This could be: a parent or someone else in your family; another member of staff at the club; a teacher or school counsellor; your doctor or school nurse.
  • Your club has a Club Safeguarding Officer who is there for all children involved in Pollok and makes their needs a priority. If you have a concern about how others are treating you or another child, or if something is making you unhappy your Club Safeguarding Officer is there for you.
  • Find out who they are and tell them about your worries.
  • Make sure you are not alone with anyone who has tried to harm you.


ChildLine

ChildLine is the free, 24-hour helpline for children and young people in the UK. You can call about any problem, at any time - day or night. Call 0800 1111.


Think U Know

www.thinkuknow.co.uk offers age relevant guidance, videos, games and top tips for children of all ages for keeping safe on-line.


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