Clubes portugueses entre os reconhecidos pelo SAFE COMBAT

The SAFE COMBAT Community Keeps Growing

Safeguarding is not simply a policy or a set of procedures; it is a shared responsibility that must be embedded within the everyday culture of sport. From the first time a child steps on to the tatami to the continued participation of adults at every level, everyone involved in judo should be able to train, compete and develop in an environment where they feel safe, respected and supported. Across Europe, increasing attention is being placed on ensuring that safeguarding principles are not only understood but actively implemented at club level. Coaches, administrators, volunteers, parents and participants all have a role to play in creating environments where well-being comes first and where clear standards are in place to prevent and respond to harmful behaviour. This is at the heart of SAFE COMBAT – SAFEguarding Code for COMBAT Sports and Martial Arts, an Erasmus+ Sport project dedicated to strengthening safeguarding standards across combat sports and martial arts. The project brings together organisations and expertise from across Europe with the aim of developing practical safeguarding tools, education and common standards that can be applied within the everyday sporting enviro…