Safeguarding Lacrosse Standards
England Lacrosse, and all affiliated clubs and organisations, have an ongoing responsibility to ensure that all under 18-year-olds are kept safe whilst participating in lacrosse. It is important that young people involved in our sport can enjoy lacrosse in a welcoming, positive, and safe environment.
England Lacrosse requests that all clubs commit to these minimum standards on an annual basis. A continual commitment to these standards ensures that new and existing club volunteers are up to date in an ever-changing safeguarding and welfare environment.
The minimum ‘Call to Action’ requirements are detailed below, along with documents and guidance to help ensure clubs are compliant. We ask Clubs to complete the self-assessment honestly. It is ok to answer ‘no’ to any standard your club does not currently meet- this can help us to identify where you may require support.
Safeguarding Training
Safeguarding Best Practise Training
Safeguarding Adults in Sport Training
NSPCC Listen Up Speak Up Training
Club Commitments
Club Safeguarding Commitments Template
Safeguarding and Welfare Policy
EL Safeguarding Education and Training
Positions Working with Young People
Club Welfare Officers
Welfare Officer Job Description
Welfare Officer Poster Templates
Appropriate Practice
DISCLOSURE AND BARRING PROTOCOLS
Photographic consent
Taking Photographic and Recorded Images of Young People
Video Conferencing and Live Stream Guidance
Use of Photographic or Recorded Images at Lacrosse Events
Positive Imagery Guidelines (Poster Resource)
Information for parents
Parent/Guardian Information and Guidance
Young People Playing in Senior Team Guide
Information for young Players
England Lacrosse Young Person’s Guide
England Lacrosse Bill of Rights
Working with Young People
Application Form for Working with Young People
Reference Form for Working with Young People
Adults at Risk
Travelling with Young People
Touring with Children Guidance