Club Policies and Procedures
Club Policies and Procedures
GHFA Code Of Conduct
Club Codes of Behaviour UPDATED
Spectator Code of Behaviour
Player Code of Behaviour
Parent Code of Behaviour
Drop Off and Pick Up of Children Policy
Club Communication Policy
Member Protection
Football Federation Australia - National Member Protection Policy
Message from the CEO
"This Member Protection Policy aims to ensure Football Federation Australia Limited’s (FFA) core values, good reputation and positive behaviours and attitudes are maintained. It assists us in ensuring that every person involved in our sport is treated with respect and dignity, and is safe and protected from abuse. Through this Policy, we aim to ensure that everyone involved in Football is aware of his or her legal and ethical rights and responsibilities.
This Policy also provides the procedures that support our commitment to eliminating discrimination, harassment, child abuse and other forms of inappropriate behaviour from Football. As part of this commitment, FFA will take disciplinary action against any person or organisation bound by this Policy if they breach it.
FFA is committed to providing an environment safe for children, which is free from harassment and abuse for everyone, and promotes respectful and positive behaviour and values. This Policy provides codes of conduct and behaviour that form the basis of appropriate and ethical conduct by which everyone must abide.
This Policy is an essential part of our organisation’s proactive and preventative approach to tackling inappropriate behaviour."
The Policy
Working with Children
Working with Children FNSW Guidelines and Requirements
It is a requirement that any volunteer coach or manager that does not have a relative within the team they coach or manage undergoes a WWC check.
NSW Govt Working with Children Check
(Winter 2018) It is a Football NSW requirement that ALL coaches or managers of teams containing players under the age of 18 undergo a WWC check.
Photographing Children
Some guidelines