NSPCC Child Protection in Sport Unit | CPSU
The NSPCC's Child Protection in Sport Unit works to safeguard children in sport. Together we can help our young people play sport and stay safe.
The CPSU (Child Protection in Sport Unit) is a partnership between the NSPCC, Sport England, Sport Northern Ireland, and Sport Wales. It provides advice and support to help sports organizations safeguard children and young people in sport. The site offers resources, training, and guidance to ensure sports environments are safe and inclusive for all participants.
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Website Key Features
Resource Library
A comprehensive collection of guides, policies, and templates to help organizations implement effective child protection measures.
Training Programs
Offers online and face-to-face training courses for coaches, volunteers, and staff on safeguarding children in sports.
Consultation Services
Expert advice and support for sports organizations to develop and review their child protection policies and practices.
News and Updates
Regular updates on child protection in sports, including new research, policy changes, and best practices.
Case Studies
Real-life examples of how sports organizations have successfully implemented child protection measures.
FAQ Section
Answers to common questions about child protection in sports, providing quick and accessible information.
Legal Guidance
Information on the legal requirements and responsibilities related to safeguarding children in sports.
Community Forums
A platform for professionals to share experiences, challenges, and solutions related to child protection in sports.
Event Calendar
Lists upcoming training sessions, workshops, and conferences on child protection and sports safety.
Contact Support
Direct access to CPSU's team for personalized advice and support on safeguarding issues.
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Partnerships
CPSU works in partnership with national sports bodies, government agencies, and child protection organizations to promote safe sports environments.
Impact
Since its founding, CPSU has significantly contributed to raising awareness and improving standards of child protection in sports across the UK.
Accessibility
The site is designed to be accessible to all users, including those with disabilities, ensuring wide reach and usability.
Volunteer Opportunities
Offers opportunities for individuals to contribute to the mission of safeguarding children in sports through volunteering.
Research and Development
Engages in ongoing research to identify emerging risks and develop innovative solutions for child protection in sports.
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