In this section we plan to maintain the Welfare Advice Booklet that Club Welfare Officers are issued with on their “Time To Listen” courses.
From time to time, pages or complete documents are updated by Dave Nash, the county’s Welfare Officer and we’ll ensure they are made available here.
We’ll also keep CWOs as up-to-date as possible about any other issues that might affect them.
Time To Listen
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PrintThe Time To Listen course for Club Welfare Officers is a must for all cricket clubs no matter what their ambitions.
It is however particularly relevant to those working towards ClubMark accreditation and for all prospective Kent Focus Club Community Clusters.
We all have to be aware that in the society in which we now live we have to protect all our young players, vulnerable adults and the vast army of volunteers in local cricket clubs who give their time so willingly to develop junior and senior cricket.
The ECB has designed a specific three hour course to complete CWO’s training for awareness and procedures to follow in and beyond the club.
The next course will be at Addington Village Cricket Club on January 17th 2008 and full details and an application form can be downloaded from this site.
Ideally, participants should have attended the sportscoachuk Good Practice and Child Protection (now re-named ‘Safeguarding and Protecting Children’) course, prior to this course. Contact www.kentsport.org for general course information.
Re-issued pages for CWO Booklet
Club Welfare Officers should download the following updated documents and replace the existing pages in the Welfare Document given to them on their “Time To Listen” course.
To download any document, just click its name.
Child Protection Checklist for Clubs
Child Protection Leader Article
KCB Guidelines - Poor Practice
Safeguarding and Protecting Children and Time to Listen
You can also download all of the above in a single zip (compressed) file by clicking this link.