Welfare Officer
Role
To be responsible for the implementation of good practice and child protection
policies within the club.
Skills
• Approachable.
• Good listener.
• Good communication.
• Tactful and discreet.
Main Duties
• To ensure all possible child protection concerns (urgent and non urgent) are
dealt with following the ASA Child Protection Guidelines (Wavepower
document).
• To maintain, administer and manage the completion of the CRB check forms.
• To be aware of the child protection policies and procedures of the ASA and to
receive all updates of this nature from the ASA.
• To ensure Swimline is promoted by the leaflet on the club notice board.
• To raise awareness of good child protection practice with the teachers and
coaches through the ASA/Sports Coach UK Good Practice and Child Protection
workshop.
• To ensure volunteers (other than teachers and coaches) within the club are
introduced to good child protection practice through the NSPCC module,
Keeping Children Safe in Sport.
• To attend the ASA Time to Listen workshop.
Commitment
Dealing with issues as and when they arise plus club requirements i.e. 3 meetings
per year.
Benefits to Self
Contribution to ensuring a safe environment is provided for young people to enjoy
sport.
Name: …………………….. Signed ………………………. Date …………………..