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In this blog we talk to the NSPCC Young People's Board for Change about their experiences of sport and the importance of amplifying young people's voices.

How can sport be a protective factor for children going through adversity, trauma or adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)? Learn more and download our safeguarding scenarios.

There are a number of ways you can encourage parent and carer involvement in a way that benefits their child, as well as your club or activity.

This guidance highlights what you need to consider when recruiting chaperones to provide care for children and young people at training, events and competitions.

Guidance to support good practice of sharing information about child protection concerns.

Being LGBTQ+ isn’t a safeguarding risk, it’s how others in our society may behave towards a young person who identifies as LGBTQ+ that may cause risk.

A child’s behaviour might be challenging for a reason, understanding why a child's behaviour may be difficult will help you to support them better.

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This report summarises the NSPCC impact across safeguarding in sport in the UK 2024/25.

This website is provided by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).

National governing bodies (NGBs) For advice about safeguarding in a particular sport, use the contact details below to contact the safeguarding lead for the sport’s governing body.

This website is provided by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).