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Safeguarding & Protecting Children & Young People in Sport in Surrey
 
Play Sport, Stay Safe
 
Active Surrey Sports Partnership (ASSP) recognises the value of sport and the important role it plays in improving the quality of life for many people living in the Surrey community.

 

Our vision is to "make Surrey a more active and successful sporting county" and we are committed to ensuring that children and young people are able to enjoy and achieve through sport by being safe and free from harm when they take part.

 

Each week more than eight million UK children participate in sport.
The majority of children who take part do so in a safe and helpful atmosphere, with genuine support from the adults involved. But for the small minority of children who are abused during sporting activities, the picture is very different.
 
It is important we are vigilant and work together to take the necessary steps to safeguard children and young people and protect them from individuals who may abuse their position of trust. 
 
ASSP is committed to working towards achievement of the National Standards for Safeguarding & Protecting Children; a benchmark of good practice for sports organisations. Having achieved the Preliminary Level, ASSP is hoping to attain Intermediate and Advanced levels by March 2007 and 2008 respectively.   
 
We are committed to promoting good practice in the care of children and young people in sport.  Click on the links below for information, advice and resources:

 

 

Page last updated: January 2007

 
 
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