Tipperary Sports Partnership hosts Child Welfare and Protection Training programme

Every club/organisation should designate a person to be responsible for dealing with any concerns about the protection of childrenplaceholder image
Every club/organisation should designate a person to be responsible for dealing with any concerns about the protection of children

Designated Liaison Person (DLP) workshop will be held in April via Zoom

Tipperary Sports Partnership is facilitating a Designated Liaison Person (DLP) workshop on Monday, April 3 from 6-9pm via  Zoom.  

The third part of the Sport Ireland Child Welfare and Protection Training Programme is the Designated Liaison Person workshop, also known as Safeguarding 3. Every club/organisation should designate a person to be responsible for dealing with any concerns about the protection of children. 

The Designated Liaison Person is responsible for reporting allegations or suspicions of child abuse to the TUSLA Child and Family Agency or Social Services (Northern Ireland) and/or An Garda Siochána /PSNI.

The organisation’s child protection policy and procedures should include the name and contact details of the Designated Liaison Person and the responsibilities attached  to the role. 

A person appointed to the Designated Liaison Person position in a club must have completed Safeguarding 1 - Child Welfare and Protection Basic  Awareness Course. A club may appoint the same person to both the Club Children’s Officer (also known as Safeguarding 2) and DLP positions. 

Please book early, as places are limited on the workshop. A certificate of attendance will be awarded on the completion of the course. 

To book your place visit www.tipperarysports.ie. The cost is €15, plus booking fee.

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