Bayside & District is a Child Safe Association

Recent review of the standards, effective 1st of July 2022, have focused on creating consistency with the National Guiding Principles, safety for First Nations children and young people, involvement of families and community in organisational decisions, management of the risks of child abuse online and offering greater clarity on the governance, systems and processes to keep children and young people safe.

If you have any questions related to child safeguarding that cannot be answered by the resources provided here  then please contact manager@baysidedistrictnetball@gmail.com.au

Bayside &  District Netball Association support and comply with Netball Victoria’s  Child Safety Commitment Statement:

  • Every person in the netball community has a responsibility to understand their role in ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people in our care.
  • Netball Victoria is committed to promoting and protecting the rights of children and preventing abuse from occurring by fostering a culture where children feel safe and empowered.
  • We also seek to ensure the cultural safety of First Nations children, children from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds and children with a disability.

We welcome all  feedback in regards to child safety at Bayside & District   – please email  manager@baysidedistrictnetball.com.au with any suggestions you may have.

Child Safety Policy & Codes of Conduct

Netball Australia NETBALL INTEGRITY POLICY FRAMEWORK, CONDUCT & DISCIPLINARY POLICY

Netball Australia Child Safeguarding Policy ( Child Safety & Wellbeing Policy )

Child Safety – Code of Conduct Form

Netball Victoria Codes of Conduct

Child Safety In Netball Code of Conduct

Child Safety What Do I Need to Know?

Safety of Children with a Disability

Child Safeguarding – A Guide for Parents

What do I need to know as a Parent/Carer

Netball Code of Conduct – What should I expect as a teen ?

What should I know as a teen playing netball ?

What do I need to know as an official ? ( coach or umpire)

What does the Committee need to know?

Safety of Children from Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds

Child Safety In Netball – Policy User Guide

E SAFETY

E Safety Guide for Committees and Volunteers

E Safety Guide for Parents & Carers

E Safety Guide for Young People

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