Volunteering
West Yorkshire Netball recognises that Netball simply wouldn’t happen in our County without the time, talent and expertise of the vast number of volunteers who support every level of the game.
There are so many different roles you can get involved in with netball. It all depends on what your motivations are, how much time you can commit and knowing where the opportunities are. To find out more about those opportunities, please visit the volunteering section on the England Netball website England Netball | Volunteer Strategy
As a County we wish to promote and support our netball volunteer network to be able to effectively recruit, retain, recognise and celebrate the incredible achievements to support us to achieve.
For more help in finding out about Volunteering Opportunities please contact the County
There are so many different roles you can get involved in with netball. It all depends on what your motivations are, how much time you can commit and knowing where the opportunities are. To find out more about those opportunities, please visit the volunteering section on the England Netball website England Netball | Volunteer Strategy
As a County we wish to promote and support our netball volunteer network to be able to effectively recruit, retain, recognise and celebrate the incredible achievements to support us to achieve.
For more help in finding out about Volunteering Opportunities please contact the County
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DBS Fundamental to protecting young people in sport is the need to carry out appropriate risk assessments when recruiting personnel. This includes both staff and volunteers. The law enables enhanced Barred List checked on all those in regulated activity. You will find guidance here England Netball | DBS It is England Netball Policy, fully supported by West Yorkshire Netball, that all volunteers working with children, young people and vulnerable adults in regulated activity must have a DBS check done with their umbrella company, Online Disclosures, every 3 years FIRST AID It is a requirement that all CAPS clubs have First Aiders in place at any regulated activity. Coaches must hold a current First Aid Certificate as part of their coaching qualification. The minimum course requirement is the Emergency First Aid at Work course (1 Day Classroom Course) These courses can be booked directly with an appropriate company. From time to time, West Yorkshire Netball will organise courses on behalf of its volunteer members. |
SAFEGUARDING
Everyone deserves to enjoy playing sport and engaging in netball, not least children and young people. It is a key requirement of England Netball that all those involved in coaching or directly working with children and young people should undertake a level of safeguarding training appropriate to their role, usually delivered in conjunction with UK COACHING or the NSPCC. These include the key courses of Safeguarding & Protecting Young Children and Time to Listen To find out more visit - England Netball | Training and Education These courses can be booked directly with UK COACHING or the NSPCC. From time to time, West Yorkshire Netball will organise courses on behalf of its volunteer members. |