Safeguarding our club ...
At Southbrook we take child welfare very seriously, we have a team of welfare officers available to assist any member of our club with any welfare issues they may have.
Whistle-blowing can be used as an early warning system or when it’s recognised that appropriate actions have not been taken. This approach or policy is adopted in many different walks of life.
It is about revealing and raising concerns over misconduct or malpractice within an organisation or within an independent structure associated with it.
Any adult or young person with concerns about a colleague can also use whistle-blowing by calling 0800 169 1863 and asking for The FA's safeguarding team, or via email on safeguarding@TheFA.com.
Alternatively you can go direct the Police or Children’s Social Care and report your concerns there, or to the Child Protection in Sport Unit via cpsu@nspcc.org.uk or the NSPCC Helpline via 0808 800 5000 or by emailing help@nspcc.org.uk
F or more information on Safeguarding in football you can also visit the following pages;
U18 Players - For Under 18's - Hampshire FA
Parents & Carers - Section 8 - parents and carers - Safeguarding | The Football Association (thefa.com)
Kate Fielden
Club Welfare Officer
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Lee Campbell
Assistant Club Welfare Officer
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Mental Health Team
As of 2023 the club have introduced a Mental Health Team. The team is made up volunteers from both the committee and a representative from each team. These individuals known as Mental Health Support Officer are there to support both the players, managers, coaches and parents.
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The Mental Health Support Officers have all read the guidelines set out by the FA for grassroots football, and are in the process of undertaking accredited mental health awareness courses, working closely with a qualified mental health nurse.
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All committee members have read the relevant guidance, along with the following from each team across the Southbrook Y.F.C age groups.
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Committee:
Barry Mattin - Stuie Bridle - Vicki Mattin - Katie Fielden - Lee Campbell
Leona Birchenough - Dave Fielden - Mike White - Leanne Murray - Ryan Dickson
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Jets u7's - TBC
Prime u7's - Lucy Spiteri
Raiders u7's - TBC
Lightning u8's - Rachel Phillips
Spartans u8's - Jenni Mallitt​
Comets u9's - Lindsey Keefe, Katie Dean
Knights u9's - David Tribbeck
Titans u10's - Lucy Bowers
Tornadoes u10's - Dan Ridout
Shooters u11's - Naomi Parker
Flames u12's - Becci Geddes
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Ninjas u12's - Jodie Moody
Rangers u12's - Mike White
Spitfires u13's - Paul Allen, Toby Wilks
Crusaders u14's - Lucy Eyles, Katie Calvert, Tanya Williams & Jack Mattin
Galaxy u14's - TBC
Pirates u14's - Kelly Cox
Stingers u14's - TBC
Trojans u14's - Ken Haynes
Vikings u18's - David Fielden
Saints u18's - Melissa Beaton
Click on the links below for more information or support ...
There are several places for those experiencing mental health difficulties to get information and support:
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- - NHS / The GP - they have general knowledge of mental health and can also offer a gateway into specialist services
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- MIND - The MIND info line: 03001233393 can direct you to specialist services in your area
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- SHOUT - Text support service: text SHOUT to 85258 to chat by text with a trained and supervised volunteer. Free, confidential and available 24/7, 365 days a year.
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- The Mix - Provides essential support for those under 25 years, you can visit the discussion boards, use the group chats service and/or speak to their trained team, call: 0808 808 4994.
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- Anxiety
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- Papyrus - prevention of young suicide
- CALM - Campaign Against Living Miserably, 0800 58 58 58, 5pm to midnight, 365 days a year
- Zero Suicide Alliance - 5 - 1o minute awareness training
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- BEAT - Support with eating disordors
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