POLICIES AND DOWNLOADS
CLUB WELFARE
At Sevenoaks Town FC, child welfare and safeguarding are at the forefront of our mission as a 3 Star Accredited Club. We prioritise the safety and well-being of all our members, ensuring a nurturing environment for everyone involved.
OUR COMMITMENT TO WELFARE
MEET OUR WELFARE OFFICERS
We have a dedicated team of Welfare Officers committed to promoting a safe environment:
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Board Champion: Kevin Marsh 07876 444274
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Sean Jarvie
Shannon Hyner
Jennifer Mason
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For any concerns or inquiries,
please contact us via email at welfare@sevenoakstownfc.co.uk
The Directors and Trustees of Sevenoaks Town FC oversee the club’s compliance with child protection and welfare regulations essential to running a youth football club. Our Club Welfare Officers are dedicated to safeguarding the interests of all club members.
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We adhere to three key codes that specifically address club welfare:
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Safeguarding Children Policy
Child Protection Policy
Complaints and Disciplinary Procedureenior players, and supporters in a shared love for the game.
REQUIREMENTS FOR TEAM MANAGERS AND COACHES
Before taking charge of a team, all managers and coaches must complete the following requirements:
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Valid Enhanced FA DBS Check
Hold or be working towards a minimum FA Introduction to Football Coaching Qualification
Complete FA Safeguarding Children Training
Acquire FA Introduction to First Aid in Football
Player Welfare (Seniors Teams Only)
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Safeguarding Adults (Seniors Teams Only)
FA RESPECT
As an England Football Accredited 3 star Club, we uphold the highest standards of conduct for our players, parents, and supporters. We are proud advocates of the FA Respect campaign.
FA WHISTLEBLOWING POLICY
If any adult or young person has concerns about an adult in a position of trust within football, they can report these concerns by contacting the FA Safeguarding Team at 0800 169 1863 or by writing to the FA Case Manager at The Football Association, Wembley Stadium, PO Box 1966, London SW1P 9EQ. You can also email safeguarding@thefa.com or reach out directly to the Police, Children’s Social Care, or the NSPCC.
