WFA Safeguarding and Welfare Workshop
Learn how to protect participants, recognise concerns and report them correctly through the WFA safeguarding process.
- When
- Any day · you pick
- Duration
- 90 min
- Where
- Winnston Park
- Group size
- Up to 20
- Price
- Members free · £20
About this workshop
Everyone involved in the Association has a part to play in keeping people safe. This workshop explains the WFA safeguarding policy, the signs that someone may be at risk, and exactly what to do if you have a concern — including how to respond to a disclosure and how to report through the WFA welfare process. It also covers good practice for working with young and vulnerable participants and looking after your own wellbeing.
What you'll learn
How the 90 minutes run
- 0:00Why safeguarding matters
- 0:10The WFA policy and who to contact
- 0:25Recognising concerns
- 0:35Responding and reporting
- 0:45Good-practice guidelines
- 0:55Scenario discussions
- 1:10Wellbeing and support
- 1:20Knowledge check
- 1:30Wrap-up & check-out
Before you come
Notebook and pen.
Required for coaches, team officials and volunteers; open to all members
Arrive 10 minutes early and show your QR pass at check-in.
Delivered by the WFA Welfare Officer and welfare team, who are responsible for safeguarding, participant wellbeing and conduct standards across the Association.
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Grab your place
Four quick steps — choose, details, confirm, booked. Your QR pass arrives straight away.