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TewkesburyCricket Club

Welfare

Safeguarding

Everyone at Tewkesbury Cricket Club has the right to enjoy cricket in a safe, inclusive environment. If you're worried about anyone at the club, we want to know.

Club Welfare Officer

Name TBC

The first point of contact for any safeguarding or wellbeing concern about a child or adult at the club.

Contact the welfare officer
  • Emergency

    If a child or adult is in immediate danger

    999
  • NSPCC Helpline

    Advice for adults worried about a child

    0808 800 5000
  • Childline

    Free, confidential support for young people

    0800 1111

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Our commitment

The club follows the ECB’s safeguarding policy, “Safe Hands”. Everyone who coaches, manages or regularly volunteers with children holds an up-to-date DBS check and safeguarding training. [Confirm wording and link to the club’s own policy document.]

How to raise a concern

  • If anyone is in immediate danger, call 999.
  • Otherwise, speak to the Club Welfare Officer as soon as you can, in person or through the contact form.
  • If the concern is about the welfare officer, or you’d rather talk to someone outside the club, contact the county welfare officer at Gloucestershire Cricket [add contact details] or the ECB safeguarding team.

Photography

We never publish photographs of named children on this website. Parents and carers can ask us not to photograph their child at all; let the welfare officer or your child’s coach know.

Policies and further help