Creating a psychologically safe culture
Top ways to create a culture of psychological safety and promote the wellbeing and performance of young athletes.
Use of our logo as NSPCC Sport
We are committed to protecting the integrity of the NSPCC brand. Find out how you can signpost to our services.
Who can I speak to about a concern?
Download these free posters to help you signpost everyone within your organisation to who they can talk to if they have a concern.
Our year in review April 2025 – March 2026
This report summarises the NSPCC impact across safeguarding in sport in the UK. It brings together delivery data, website and social media statistics and partner feedback. It highlights what we did, what impact it had and what we learned.
Our impact April 2024 – March 2025
This report summarises the NSPCC impact across safeguarding in sport in the UK 2024/25.
Concerns in sport: latest Helpline and Childline insight
New figures from April 2025 to March 2026 offer a snapshot of how children and adults are using NSPCC services in relation to sport.
DBS checks in sport – guidance
The Disclosure and Barring Service have developed these leaflets for the sports sector on the eligibility of different roles based on levels of responsibility.
5 questions to ask your child's sports club
This poster and video helps parents to ask the right questions when choosing a club for their child.
Don't forget to have fun: a free book for families
Don't forget to have fun! is a beautifully illustrated and evidence-based children's book that explores the emotional impact of parental behaviour in youth sports. Free to download.
Safeguarding pocket guide for clubs and physical activity providers
Download our accordion-folding, safeguarding pocket guide, designed specifically for sports clubs and activity providers.
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