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This resource will help you to meet the safeguarding responsibilities for your event and to promote the wellbeing of all the young participants, volunteers and officials.

At NSPCC's How Safe 2022 conference, Jude Toasland led a session on how parental involvement in sport has changed over the years.

Safeguarding legislation and statutory guidance for professionals working with children and young people in sport.

Hear from Professor Camilla Knight as she talks through hints and tips for sport organisations to support parents to play their part and help their child have the most positive experiences.

Holiday activity programmes are a great way young people to try new sports, learn new things and meet friends. Here are our five ways to run a safe and enjoyable holiday club.

Keeping children and young people safe online with the NSPCC online safety team.

In this podcast, we talk with former swimmer Karen Leach about her experience of childhood sexual abuse and what we can learn from it to keep children safe in sport.

The vital role of safeguarding in community sports and physical activities with our guests from Active Norfolk, StreetGames, and Sporting Communities.

A checklist for sports organisations to make sure you meet all your safeguarding requirements for events and activities for young people.

This webinar looks at what sports can do to support young people with ADHD and Autism.

An example of a safeguarding risk assessment procedure from Basketball England.

These videos aim to support parents whose children and young people take part in sport or physical activity.

A template form for sports organisations to use when contacting the references provided by an applicant for a role working with young people.

This briefing highlights things that should be considered when taking children and young people away on trips – such as travel, ratios and insurance.

This guidance outline what safeguards should be in place at all organisation providing sports activities for children and young people.

Keeping children and young people safe on social media and online platforms with the NSPCC online safety team.

All sports organisations should have processes in place to ensure that they provide a safe and welcoming environment for children and young people.

The processes to follow when there are concerns about a child or young person.

These parental behaviour scenarios can be used or adapted by clubs or sports organisations to help coaches and staff understand how they can tackle challenging parental involvement.

How adults can support children and young people in reducing harm and building digital resilience in the online world. Samantha Lawrence and Louisa Street explore.