Safeguarding in London
Safeguarding and support in London
CREATING A SAFE AND ENJOYABLE FOOTBALL EXPERIENCE FOR ALL.
The London FA offers a range of safeguarding services and training to help create a safe and enjoyable football experience for everyone.
We ensure safeguarding standards are met as a requirement of club affiliation and we support clubs to maintain these standards. This includes making unannounced safeguarding visits to clubs. Here are the current safeguarding support services we offer:
Mobile: 07525237348 (Mon - Fri, 8am - 4pm)
Email: safeguarding@londonfa.com
The mobile numbers for our Designated Safeguarding Officers should only be used for safeguarding concerns. If your query relates to any of the following areas, please direct them to the relevant team via the below email addresses:
Coaching@LondonFA.com
CountyCups@LondonFA.com
Development@LondonFA.com
Discipline@LondonFA.com
PlayerReg@LondonFA.com
Refereeing@LondonFA.com
Safeguarding and Welfare Courses and Workshops:
Obtaining a Criminal Records Check (crc)
HOW WE HANDLE REPORTED CONCERNS
If you have any concerns regarding the about the welfare of a child or the behaviour of an adult towards a child or young person under 18 years of age in football, please make sure you report it as soon as possible.
As a County FA we have trained staff who have experience in dealing with these concerns and can ensure the necessary action is taken. Even If a concern doesn't meet the criteria and standard required for county involvement, advice will be given to clubs on how to investigate the issue internally using their club's policies, procedures and constitution. All concerns are treated confidentially.
You can find out more about how to report safeguarding and welfare concerns by clicking the link below or you can contact London FA via safeguarding@londonfa.com
SUPPORT FOR WELFARE OFFICERS
A Club Welfare Officer deals with poor practice cases within their club, gives advice and guidance to club members and ensures everyone is playing their part in keeping the games safe and inclusive.
In order to become a Welfare Officer, you are required to have an up-to-date Criminal Records Check, an FA Safeguarding Children Qualification, a committee safeguarding course qualification and will have to have attended a Welfare Officers Workshop.
Ongoing support, advice, training guidance is available at any time via County Welfare Officer, Yasmin Dyer.
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