Policies, rules and welfare
Club rules and codes of conduct for club members
Policies and risk assessment
Safeguarding and welfare
The club committee uses a framework set out in the Club safeguarding code of conduct.
The club and all our members are expected to abide by the UK Athletics and HCAF Children and Young People Code of Conduct.
All athletes and club members have the right to feel safe, comfortable, and supported when attending training sessions or other events organised by Abingdon Athletics Club.
If this is not how you or your child are being made to feel, or you have concerns about the treatment of any other athlete at the club, please contact our club’s welfare officer (contact details below).
AAC welfare policy, including
Volunteer application and self-declaration form
Welfare policy
Referral form
Anti-bullying policy
Photographic policy
Consent form for photographic and recorded images
Welfare officers
You can contact our, Welfare Officers, by email at abingdonacwelfare@gmail.com.
Mental Health Champion
Ellie is the point of contact for club members who may be struggling with their mental health.
Although Ellie can't offer counselling, she can direct members to services which might help them.
Useful contacts
In addition to the club welfare officers, you can contact any of the organisations below for advice or assistance.
Oxfordshire Safeguarding Children Board:
Local authority designated officer (LADO) - 01865 810603
Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) - reporting concerns - 0345 050 7666
General information and contacts - oscb@oxfordshire.gov.uk, 01865 815843
Police:
Non-emergency: 101
Emergency: 999