La violence interpersonnelle chez les jeunes en contexte sportif inclut la violence de la part d’un adulte en position d’autorité (parents, entraîneurs), la violence entre les sportifs (coéquipiers ou adversaires), ainsi que la violence de la part des spectateurs à leur égard1,2. Comme les formes de violence interpersonnelle en contexte sportif sont multiples, il paraît important de les traiter séparément afin de mieux illustrer l’ampleur du problème.
Kit de formation pour prévenir et combattre les situations potentielles de violence sexuelle envers les enfants et les jeunes dans le sport.
Ce “modèle” peut être traduit vers d’autres langues et adapté selon les contextes particuliers de chaque pays (par exemple, définitions et informations sur le cadre juridique, obligations légales de signalement de craintes / d’allégations de violence sexuelle et services d’assistance).
A policy statement makes it clear to staff, parents and children what you and your organization will do to keep children safe.
This policy statement can be used as a guide, but will need to be ammended to suit your organization’s needs.
For further information: https://thecpsu.org.uk/resource-library/policies/sample-safeguarding-child-protection-policy-statement/
The three CPSU safeguarding reporting-procedures flowcharts provide guidance for organisations on reporting concerns for the following situations:
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- The behaviour of an organisation’s staff member or volunteer (for example, allegations about a coach or officer’s behaviour toward a child)
- The behaviour of another organisation’s staff member or volunteer (such as allegations reported about an individual working for a partner organisation)
- Concerns about children and young people arising out of sport (at home, school or within the community)
Each code has been written with the intended audience in mind using age and role appropriate language and example behaviours.
The materials contained in this Handbook are for local sports club use and may be replicated and distributed for non/commercial purposes without the permission of Safe4Athletes. Neither the Handbook nor the materials contained herein may be sold or otherwise used for commercial gain. Any modification or derivative use without the permission of Safe4Athletes shall not imply the approval of or use of the name or logo of Safe4Athletes.
Use of Safe4Athletes materials contained in this Handbook should include the following attribution:
Safe4Athletes. (2012)+Handbook: Local tsports club policies and procedures designed to provide athletes with a safe and positive environment free of sexual abuse, bullying and sexual harassment. Safe4Athletes, P.O. Box 650. Santa Monica, CA! 0406, Safe4Athletes.org.
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