Safe Squash

We're committed to creating and maintaining a safe and positive environment for everyone to play squash. It's our shared responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all children, young people and adults at risk and protect them from poor practice, abuse and bullying.

We recognise that everyone has a responsibility to safeguard and protect all young people and adults at risk and have therefore developed policy, procedures and guidelines in safeguarding and protecting young people and adults at risk in squash. These apply to all individuals involved, paid or in a voluntary capacity in squash.

Please see our safeguarding policy statement for more information on our approach to safeguarding. To access our full policies please see the links under the heading below.

Safeguarding Education & Training Requirements

If you are thinking of taking on a role within squash whether that's as a welfare officer, coach, official or volunteer, it is a good idea to understand what training and education you may require to fulfill your safeguarding responsibilities. There are a number of different training courses that you can take. Use our interactive training matrix to understand more about each of the training courses. You can even click the links on them and book a course today. If you would like more information you can view our full training matrix.

Club Welfare Officer Webinars

Please use the accordion below to access recent webinars.

Thinking of becoming a welfare officer? Watch the video above to find out more about the welfare officer role.

Child Protection in Sport Protection Unit (CPSU)

Visit the CSPU website for advice on guidance on keeping children safe.