Face-to-Face Safeguarding Training for Club Safeguarding Officers

This is a valuable opportunity for cricket clubs to send their new or existing Safeguarding Officers to face-to-face training sessions. These sessions are an essential part of clubs' ongoing commitment to safeguarding within the game of cricket.

Club Safeguarding Officers play a crucial role in ensuring that cricket clubs are safe, welcoming, and inclusive environments where everyone can enjoy the game. To fulfill their responsibilities effectively, Safeguarding Officers must complete two mandatory training courses:

1. Online Safeguarding Module
2. Face-to-Face ‘Safe Hands’ Workshop – Delivered by the local County Cricket Board

These training courses are required to be updated every three years to ensure that Safeguarding Officers remain equipped with the latest knowledge and best practices. Additionally, the Club Safeguarding Officer must complete an enhanced DBS check through the England and Wales Cricket Board.

Upcoming Face-to-Face ‘Safe Hands’ Workshops

The following sessions are available for registration: