
CLUB WELFARE

CLUB WELFARE OFFICER
Nikki Cooper
07839 198140
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Ben Hunter
07781 119284
COUNTY WELFARE OFFICER
Safe Guarding at St Martin's A.C.
At St Martin's A.C. we are committed to providing a safe, friendly and inclusive environment where all players, coaches and officials can thrive and enjoy football.
We have comprehensive policies which cover how we work safely with children and young people. Our Welfare Officer has been appointed to be responsible for all aspects of safeguarding within the Club. Our polices are attached here for everyone connected with the Club to access and read. We encourage all parents and guardians to read these policies.
The main role of the Welfare Officer is to ensure the safety and protection of children and young people by putting in place appropriate procedures and making sure these are accessible and well understood by everyone within the Club. The Welfare Officer will also manage any concerns about children and young people within the Club.
All our coaches and assistants are required to have an in date FA DBS check and to complete the FA’s Safeguarding Children course. Our Welfare Officer is responsible for ensuring that all appropriate checks and courses are kept up to date.
It is important that everyone connected with the Club – players, coaches, parents, guardians – knows who our Welfare Officer is and how to contact them.
GFA Safeguarding Guide
Safeguarding in local football is of paramount importance to the Guernsey FA and we are mindful that all involved in the game can never stop looking to improve the safeguarding best practices we want to see applied throughout grassroots football every day of the year.
Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility - 365 days a year!!


