Post Training Resources
Everything you'll need to ace your role as a Safeguarding Officer. Refer to this page when receiving a case or for other helpful resources.
Congratulations, you are a trained Safeguarding Officer!
Here are some resources that you will need. Remember - if you need assistance, the Safe Sport team is here to help.
Received a report of concern? Use this reporting toolkit to guide your next steps.
Laws in Singapore
Statutes | Your Responsibility |
|---|---|
Penal code (Sexual Offences) | Sexual Harassment and/or Sexual Abuse could be both a crime and breach of the Safe Sport Unified Code. Both the Singapore Police Force and Safe Sport Commission should be notified. |
Criminal Procedure Code (Section 424 - Mandatory reporting) | If you know that someone has intentions or plans to commit an offence, you must inform the police. |
Safe Sport key documents
Item | What is it? |
|---|---|
Cornerstone of the Safe Sport Programme that binds anyone in Singapore who participates in sport. It describes the forms of abuse and harassment that may take place in Singapore. | |
Details the roles and responsibilities of member organisations, enforcing the Unified Code through reporting and resolution procedures, and potential involvement of the Safe Sport Disciplinary Panel for hearings. | |
After receiving a report of concern, use this form to determine your next steps. | |
Safeguarding Officers must be familiar with your organisations Safe Sport Policies. If you don't have any policies in place, use these templates or write to us at contact@safesport.sg. |