Does your club have everything in place for returning to sport?

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Overall, remember that it’s not only important (and essential) to be safeguarding your members, but you must be supporting and protecting your coaches’ welfare, too. They need to be provided with the relevant training and tools that enable them to offer the best possible service and care to your members.

With many clubs opening or planning to reopen very soon, now is the perfect time to be checking you’re up to date with the relevant policies and procedures. Then, be transparent at all times with your key stakeholders – highlighting exactly how you are following the guidance from your national governing body.

Ultimately, your club needs to be safe for everyone, as you welcome them back through your doors (hopefully, for good).

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With outdoor sports about to return, and indoor sports facilities germany rcs data reopening on April 12th, according to the Government roadmap, now is the perfect time to ensure your club is as organised as possible.

But before you open your doors again, you may need to make some organisational changes – especially if you employ people. In this article, we explore how to identify the required changes, communicate them effectively to your staff, and ensure parents are well-informed at all times.

The first step in this process, though, is reminding yourself of your current organisational structure – how many people do you employ? And what are their responsibilities?

This is a particularly important task for clubs to undertake right now, because it highlights any necessary changes needed before you reopen. And having been in lockdown and away, physically, from your sports and clubs for a long time now, you’ve hopefully had the chance to reflect on and review your organisation.