About > Active Partners Trust
We are Active Partners Trust
Active Partners Trust is a charitable trust, bringing together the Active Partnerships in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire through Active Derbyshire and Active Notts.
Active Partners Trust is our registered company and charity name but all of our work is done through Active Derbyshire and Active Notts.
How we are governed
Active Partners Trust is a registered charity (1180787) and a company limited by guarantee (1080787). One of our main funders is Sport England and as such we need to comply with Tier 3 of the Code for Sports Governance.
Active Partners Trust Business Plan
All of our work is guided by our plan for addressing inequality around Physical Activity – Making Our Move. Our business plan sets out how we will work and how we will develop our actions around Making Our Move.
Meet the Trust
The work of Active Partners Trust (APT) is overseen by the APT Board and our Board members live and work across the two cities and counties. All board members are both the Company Directors and the Charity Trustees of APT.
Jane Laughton
Board Chair – Independent Director, Member of Nominations Committee
Jane is on the National Committee for Healthwatch England, which champions the voice of patients and the public in the NHS and care system, and former Chief Executive of Healthwatch Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Previously she held a range of roles in the NHS in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, leading system change programmes within and across organisations. She is experienced in charity governance, strategy development, public engagement and partnership working. She is a qualified accountant.
Rachel North
Board Vice Chair – Board Member, Independent Director, Member of Active Derbyshire Panel
Former Strategic Director of Communities & Place and Deputy Chief Executive at Derby City Council, Rachel has experience of partnership working with businesses, the voluntary and community sector and cultural partners. Over a 30 year career in local government Rachel has worked for a variety of councils in different regions but always as a champion for the power of public services working alongside the communities they serve to unlock creativity and drive better outcomes.
Adam Hill
Board Member – Independent Director
Adam is Chief Executive of Rushcliffe Borough Council and also Chair of the Mid Nottinghamshire Place Based Partnership. Adam has over 35 years’ experience across, Private, Public, Higher Education and 3rd Sectors, with a theme throughout his career of sport, health, physical activity, culture and regeneration. Adam is passionate about delivering better outcomes for residents.
Chris Hassell
Board Member – Independent Director, Member of Finance, Audit & Risk Committee, Member of Active Notts Panel
After qualifying as a Chartered Accountant Chris has spent 25 years leading business-wide transformations, with IT change as the catalyst, at major UK Companies (Morrisons, Dixons Carphone, PowerGen and many of the major UK Food manufacturers). Chris has also served as a Special School Governor, building on his Teaching qualification, and currently is a Trustee to two local charities. Most weekends you will find Chris on a basketball court with his family – he is passionate about coaching wheelchair basketball and has been the Head Coach of England teams at the UK School Games for many years building on the legacy of 2012!
Fiona Callaghan
Board Member – Independent Director, Member of People & Resources Committee
Fiona is the Place Partnership Director for NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board. With a background in sports science, public health and healthcare leadership, Fiona started her NHS career in public health, moving into NHS commissioning in 2011. Fiona leads the development of the Integrated Care System’s Place Based Partnerships alongside local statutory, voluntary, community and clinical partners in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Fiona has led significant NHS transformation for over 20 years including the New Models of Care Programme in Rushcliffe and developing new pathways of care to improve access to services. Fiona is a dedicated healthcare leader with a passion for improving patient outcomes, with a focus on evidence based preventative action and a drive to reduce health inequalities. Fiona is passionate about encouraging participation in physical activity and improving health and wellbeing throughout her NHS work.
Garry Campbell
Board Member – Director
Garry Campbell is a senior charity leader with over 20 years’ experience in strategic communications, policy, public affairs and reputation management. He currently serves as Head of Policy & Communications at a national charity, where he leads work spanning organisational positioning, stakeholder influence, digital strategy and external affairs. Garry brings particular expertise in translating strategy into clear narratives, building partnerships across sectors, and supporting organisations to communicate their impact effectively.
Gemma Poulter
Board Member – Director, Chair of Active Derbyshire Panel
Gemma is the Director for Adult Social Care and deputy DASS at Derbyshire County Council and has worked 28 years experience of working in a range of practice, management, and leadership roles in health and social care settings. This includes 19 years of experience in management and leadership roles in adult social care and integrated services. She has led significant strategic change in adult social care over the past 12 years focusing on improving outcomes for individuals and communities via effective collaboration and partnership working with people who draw on care and support, and health and social care partners. She is experienced in developing and delivering quality social care services which uphold people’s rights to autonomy, choice, control, and inclusion. Gemma is a passionate advocate for the power of physical activity and movement to bring people together, strengthening communities and improving the health and wellbeing, and led a programme of cultural change in her previous local authority in collaboration with voluntary sector partners which focused on increasing adults’ participation in physical activity. She is a run leader and is the chairperson for her local running club.
Graham Feek
Board Member – Independent Director, Chair of Active Notts Panel
Graham is Deputy Chief Executive of Greenwood Academies Trust, which run 36 academies across the East Midlands, and also Executive Director of Our Learning Cloud, who provide cloud computing services to schools. Graham is passionate about supporting young people to be able to succeed in life and has led on the establishment of many large scale programmes to support pupil development and skills, many focussing on physical and mental wellbeing. Graham is a qualified accountant by profession and previously occupied a number of senior roles in local government, including in Children’s Services.
Dr Janak Gunatilleke
Board Member – Independent Director
Janak is an MBA-educated, qualified medical doctor, and brings over 20 years’ experience spanning frontline NHS clinical practice and senior leadership roles in healthcare consulting and health tech. His career includes work with blue chip consulting firms and serving as CEO of a digital health startup, with expertise in digital health, data and AI, healthcare strategy, operations and charity governance. He is passionate about using data and technology to improve patient outcomes and has published a book on AI in healthcare. Janak is a passionate believer in the crucial role exercise and leading an active life plays in good health and wellbeing. He is an active sports participant in Nottinghamshire, including in tennis and padel.
Jo Bishton
Board Member – Independent Director, Member of People & Resources Committee
More details coming soon.
Mark Shardlow
Board Member – Independent Director
Mark is a freelance sports broadcaster, producer and consultant. He worked for the BBC for over 30 years with highlights including working on 6 Olympic Games and 12 Wimbledon Championships. He introduced the BBC Sports Unsung Hero Award for the East Midlands in 2002 to showcase the many individuals and groups making a difference at grassroots level across the East Midlands. Since turning freelance in 2021 he’s worked for Team GB, Paralympics GB, Team England, British Canoeing and British Triathlon and has produced a number of podcasts for individuals and organisations.
Michael Rich
Board Member – Independent Director, Member of Finance, Audit & Risk Committee
Michael has lived and worked in Nottinghamshire for 25 years, holding a variety of senior leadership roles in central and local government. For the last few years he has worked on an interim basis for local councils across the region, leading work to attract funding and drive inclusive growth. He is a keen trail runner and passionate about the benefits it brings. For the last two years, Michael has also been a trustee of the charity set up in memory of his son Dylan, who died from a sudden cardiac arrest in 2021. The charity’s objectives include increasing access to sport and activity for young people across the county.
The work in Derbyshire and Notts is guided by panels within each county. Our panel members bring a diverse range of experience and knowledge to our work.
Gemma Poulter
Active Derbyshire Panel Chair
Gemma is the Director for Adult Social Care and deputy DASS at Derbyshire County Council and has worked 28 years experience of working in a range of practice, management, and leadership roles in health and social care settings. This includes 19 years of experience in management and leadership roles in adult social care and integrated services. She has led significant strategic change in adult social care over the past 12 years focusing on improving outcomes for individuals and communities via effective collaboration and partnership working with people who draw on care and support, and health and social care partners. She is experienced in developing and delivering quality social care services which uphold people’s rights to autonomy, choice, control, and inclusion. Gemma is a passionate advocate for the power of physical activity and movement to bring people together, strengthening communities and improving the health and wellbeing, and led a programme of cultural change in her previous local authority in collaboration with voluntary sector partners which focused on increasing adults’ participation in physical activity. She is a run leader and is the chairperson for her local running club.
Aaron Northmore
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
Aaron has spent his career working across the sport, physical activity and youth sectors, supporting organisations to use sport as a tool to improve lives and strengthen communities. Through his consultancy, APN Consulting Ltd, he works with local authorities, national governing bodies and charities to develop strategies, governance frameworks and programmes that increase participation and tackle inequalities. Aaron’s work focuses particularly on children and young people, place-based sport development and systems leadership, helping partners translate policy, strategy and organisational ambition into delivery and measurable impact. Outside of work, Aaron spends much of his time playing football in Pinxton or running and making the most of Derbyshire’s beautiful scenery.
Beatrice Ngozi Udeh
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
Beatrice – Bea for short (pronounced Bee) – joins the Panel as a Subject Matter Expert in Governance and Systems Thinking. As Head of Diversity for the Arts Marketing Association and a former Rolls-Royce Engineer, she brings a unique cross-sector perspective to tackling inequalities. Also the editor and co-author of the “A.O.B. A Year of Mindfulness Moments” e-book, Bea combines engineering rigour with a passion for holistic wellbeing. She is committed to ensuring that ‘Making Our Move’ is structurally inclusive and transformative.
Ben Williams
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
Ben has spent his whole career in the public sector working in Local Government, a County Sport Partnership and currently Sport England. Sport and physical activity development has been an integral facet of that journey, because moving more can improve people’s lives. A resident of High Peak, Ben has coached Basketball and Football on a voluntary basis, successfully establishing High Peak Brigands Basketball Club in the last 12 months. He keeps active by walking every day and road cycling in the warmer months. Still an active Level 3 coach at Basketball, which he has done for over 30 years.
Debbie Chesterman
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
Debbie’s background is in health, having trained as a Registered General Nurse and a Midwife. After leaving nursing to work in the third sector, setting up and running a Mother and Baby unit and then a Residential unit for vulnerable young adults, she moved into the private sector. As a business owner she maintained commitment to caring and helping people improve their lives with contracts including the development and management of a visitor centre which among others catered for a range of vulnerable groups, setting up and running walking programmes and organising outdoor physical activity schemes. Currently working as Business Development and Partnership Manager for Intelligent Health.
Ejaz Sarwar
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
“I am Deputy Chief Executive Officer at Community Action Derby, a registered charity providing support and guidance to voluntary and community groups. I have worked in the voluntary sector for 25 years and am passionate that the sector and our communities develop to support residents in Derby. I am also a board member of the Multi Faith Centre and have a keen interest in addressing health inequalities, supporting mental health and wellbeing, and ensuring we meet the needs of Derby’s Diverse Communities.”
Ewa Van De Schootbrugge
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
“I am Project and Partnership Manager in the Community Impact Team at Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing. I’ve worked with diverse communities all my adult life, starting as an interpreter for a language provider in Stirling, then supporting Roma community in West of Scotland Racial Equality Council, and for the last 13 years in social housing in Midlands, East Anglia and London. My passion is to support communities, in particular families with children and women that experience biggest inequalities. I believe that knowledge is power, therefore my goal is to connect people, organisations and businesses together so that everyone in our communities is empowered to thrive and grow their talents. In my spare time I enjoy wild water swimming, playing piano, growing my own vegetables and spending time with my family.”
Jayne Bacon
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
“Following a 30 year career in Children’s Service at Derbyshire County Council I have been so lucky to spend the last 5 years at Chesterfield FC Community Trust. A registered charity supporting communities to improve their quality of life through the power of football. Passionate about people and partnerships, simplifying the system and connecting communities to support one another – with a little bit of help. Tackling loneliness, supporting young people’s mental health, chair based exercise, dementia support groups are a few examples where lives can really be changed for the better. A very proud Mum of 2 wonderful young adults, a very supportive husband and our dog Welly. I love Derbyshire and everything it has to offer.”
Kate Moss
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
Kate is a Place Relationship Manager at Sport England, working alongside a range of partners in the East Midlands to tackle the inequalities that stop people from being active. Before this Kate worked with National Governing Bodies of Sport, firstly at Archery GB and more recently at Boccia England as the Head of Partnerships and Communities, creating and implementing approaches to widen opportunities for disabled people to be active.
Peter Csizmadia
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
Before transitioning into education, Peter served in the Hungarian State Police, where he developed strong investigative and analytical skills that now complement his teaching career. This experience also shaped his personal vision of community service and a commitment to seeking solutions for the greater good.
With this same philosophy, Peter has worked in SEND settings in the UK since 2010, supporting individuals with a wide range of disabilities and additional needs. He has gained valuable experience across diverse communities in Yorkshire, Derbyshire, and Nottinghamshire.
Since June 2018, Peter has served as a Pathway Lead/Teacher at Brackenfield SEND School. Beyond creating inclusive learning environments, he focuses on helping students become truly integrated and accepted within the wider community, aiming to give them greater opportunities for healthier, more active lives in adulthood.
A strong believer in the power of positive role models, Peter strives to show his students and peers the importance of pushing personal limits. This determination led to his selection for the 2024 GB Dragon Boat team, where he represented the nation at the 2024 European Championship coming away with two bronze medals.
Rachel North
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
Former Strategic Director of Communities & Place and Deputy Chief Executive at Derby City Council, Rachel has experience of partnership working with businesses, the voluntary and community sector and cultural partners. Over a 30 year career in local government Rachel has worked for a variety of councils in different regions but always as a champion for the power of public services working alongside the communities they serve to unlock creativity and drive better outcomes.
Robyn Wight
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
More details coming soon.
Sally Price
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
More details coming soon.
Sam Dennis
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
Sam has a passion for public services and making a difference to people’s lives. As Strategic Director for Place at Derby City Council she has the opportunity to work with communities and partners to build resilience in communities and improve health outcomes; as well as leading on high profile projects and services in the city.
Sara Bains
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
More details coming soon
Sarah Ansari
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
Sarah is Walk Wheel Cycle Trust’s Growth & Partnerships Manager for the East and West Midlands. She is passionate about active travel and the huge benefits that daily walking, wheeling and cycling journeys can have on our lives. She has worked within the Charity sector for the past 20 years and is motivated by strong partnerships of like-minded people and organisations across government, the private and third sector to deliver impactful projects.
Sarah Fowler
Active Derbyshire Panel Member
Sarah is Chief Executive of the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, and was previously Chief Executive of Peak District National Park Authority.
Graham Feek
Active Notts Panel Chair
Graham is Deputy Chief Executive of Greenwood Academies Trust, which run 36 academies across the East Midlands, and also Executive Director of Our Learning Cloud, who provide cloud computing services to schools. Graham is passionate about supporting young people to be able to succeed in life and has led on the establishment of many large scale programmes to support pupil development and skills, many focussing on physical and mental wellbeing. Graham is a qualified accountant by profession and previously occupied a number of senior roles in local government, including in Children’s Services.
Alex Julian
Active Notts Panel Member
Alex is a Senior Mental Health Commissioning Manager at NHS Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board. He has a Masters in Sport & Exercise Science and started his career in Public Health delivering and leading a healthy lifestyle service before moving to work in a number of Local Authority roles focussed on Public Health at a District and County level. In 2020 he moved into NHS commissioning leading on Dementia and Mental Health transformation. Alex is passionate about improving opportunities for communities to be physical active and integrating physical activity into healthcare pathways.
Anne Rippon
Active Notts Panel Member
“I’ve been working to support people to be active since starting my career at Nottinghamshire County Council. I moved on to Sport England and later became regional strategic lead across the Midlands. There I helped set up County Sports Partnerships which encouraged people and organisations to work together for sport and physical activity. I also spent three years working on regional and national plans at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. It’s great to be supporting Active Partners Trust in making a difference for the future. I’m now a trustee of Notts County Foundation, the community arm of Notts County FC, and also a committee member of Rushcliffe Move and Mingle. Locally, I enjoy leading a weekly Wellbeing Walk and encouraging people to be out and about and moving more in East Leake.”
Charmaine Daley
Active Notts Panel Member
Charm Daley is a professional speaker specialising in positive mental health and physical confidence.
Her achievements include:
– Winning UK Actives National Physical Activity Hero Award
– BBC Make a Difference Award
– The Independent Newspaper and Lucozade Sports Movers List, nominated by Heavy Anthony Joshua and Lioness Nikkita Paris
– Shared a panel with Jamaican born British Cricket player Devon Malcolm
– Nominated as a Commonwealth Games Baton Bearer for the Queens Relay
– Presenting with Denise Lewis OBE, Dame Kelly Holmes and the OG himself, Mr Motivator.
– Winner of a Black Achievers ‘Sports person of the year’ award 2024
– Nominated for a BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award
– Brenda Dean ‘ Female Entrepreneur of the Year Award – Ingenuity Programme and Hayden Green Institute
– She is also a National Ambassador for the ‘This Girl Can’ campaign.
Charm is a multiple award winning presenter, event compere and host, Carnival MC, entrepreneur, mentor and dance fitness instructor. She uses 33 years of personal and professional experience to engage and energise audiences, leaving a long-lasting positive impact.
She is the This Girl Can Workforce Development Officer in Nottingham, empowering women from marginalised and disadvantaged communities to upskill to deliver physical activity to bring about a more equitable and representative offer in the world of fitness and exercise. This will then in turn bring a more diverse range of people to health enjoying the benefits.
Chris Hassell
Active Notts Panel Member
After qualifying as a Chartered Accountant Chris has spent 25 years leading business-wide transformations, with IT change as the catalyst, at major UK Companies (Morrisons, Dixons Carphone, PowerGen and many of the major UK Food manufacturers). Chris has also served as a Special School Governor, building on his Teaching qualification, and currently is a Trustee to two local charities. Most weekends you will find Chris on a basketball court with his family – he is passionate about coaching wheelchair basketball and has been the Head Coach of England teams at the UK School Games for many years building on the legacy of 2012!
Dave Brennan
Active Notts Panel Member
Dave is CEO of Castle Cavendish, a social impact company working to improve people’s lives by supporting local businesses and the voluntary sector to grow and develop, in an ethical and sustainable way. He has led the organisation from 2012, overseeing its successful transformation into a financially-viable charitable body and sustainable social enterprise, investing its net proceeds and attracting other funding into improving some of the most the disadvantaged areas of Nottingham. Dave graduated with an Honours Degree in Environmental Planning from Sheffield in 1988, and followed this with a Master’s Degree in Civic Design from the University of Liverpool. With over 30 years of experience in urban renewal and community regeneration, Dave has been CEO of some high-profile urban regeneration schemes across the country, including City Challenge, SRB and New Deal for Communities, and acted as the Company Secretary to the charitable bodies that governed them. He has also been a speaker and facilitator at a number of regional and national conferences, and has represented the UK Government on the topic of urban renewal. He was previously a Board Member of the British Urban Regeneration Association and is currently a Trustees of Healthwatch Nottingham & Nottinghamshire, as well as being a Fellow of the RSA. Before injury and old-age, Dave played professional rugby union and rugby league. He is married and has a labradoodle named Teddy. He is a keen walker and cyclist and all-round sport fanatic.
Ed Wright
Active Notts Panel Member
Ed has been a partner in law firm Shakespeare Martineau’s Commercial IP team since 2007, specialising in non-contentious commercial, contract, intellectual property, information and communications technology, distance selling, e-commerce, data protection, freedom of information and competition law. He has acted for a number of national governing bodies and other sports organisations, together with high profile sports individuals and leading sports businesses, including Commonwealth Games England.
Fiona Haynes
Active Notts Panel Member
“I am a retired physiotherapist with over 35 years NHS experience, 18 years of which were in Nottingham as a clinical specialist in Cystic Fibrosis (CF). The Wolfson CF Unit opened in 2014 and was specifically designed to promote the role of exercise as a major part of treatment and I led on the design of the facilities and pathways to support this. We created an integrated care model spanning acute and community settings with virtual delivery of individual and group exercise sessions for our patients. I was also the regional physio lead for the CF health hub, a national pilot which evaluated a digital self care and behaviour change platform. This included motivational interviewing using the COM-B model to help understand and address barriers to treatment adherence. During my time working in the CF Unit, I presented the results of exercise provision and service evaluation at ten European Cf conferences. Since retiring 5 years ago I have volunteered in a number of health related roles: As a health volunteer with the Mid-Notts Social Prescribing teams assisting with home exercise, supporting attendance at exercise classes and enabling individuals to find the most suitable physical activity. I support a Nordic walking group for patients with Parkinson’s disease. As a befriender in the ‘Live Later Life Better’ scheme in Newark & Southwell areas. I have been invited to support a range of forums and discussions such as ‘ Move more Newark & Sherwood’, ‘Falls Prevention Community of Practice’ and ‘ Better Waiting MSK’ which span a range of stakeholders. I have always been an active participant in sport and currently participate in cycling, open water swimming, Pilates, yoga and hiking.”
Joe Hall
Active Notts Panel Member
Joe is Facilities Planning Manager at the Football Foundation. After several years working as a fitness instructor and personal trainer, Joe moved into facilities management roles at Nottingham Trent University and The University of Nottingham, before transitioning to focus on sport and physical activity development at Active Together (the Active Partnership for Leicestershire, Leicester, & Rutland). Joe now supports strategic planning work to identify issues in access to facilities and explore the potential of projects to support people in becoming more active, with a particular interest in tackling inequalities and supporting underrepresented groups.
Mel Bennett-Jones
Active Notts Panel Member
More details coming soon.
Prof. Nick Peirce MBE
Active Notts Panel Member
Prof. Nick Peirce MBE is Head of Service and an NHS Consultant in Sport and Exercise Medicine at Nottingham University Hospital, QMC, Nottingham. He is Chief Medical Officer for England and Wales cricket board and an Honorary Clinical Professor in Sports Medicine at Loughborough University. He has been in post as an NHS Consultant since 2001 and has become increasingly involved in various aspects of healthcare development including the development of new SEM services such as National clinic for exercisers with Type 1 diabetes, the NUH Prevention Strategy and the development of the National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine, at Loughborough University. His career has also seen him focus on development of athlete medical services including 7 years as Lead Physician for the English Institute of Sport, CMO for GB World Class Canoeing Program 1997-2017, Great Britain Rowing, Team GB and for LTA Great Britain Davis Cup team, attending Sydney and Athens Olympics and Commonwealth Games. He was awarded the British Association of Sports Medicine travelling scholarship and with the ECB won the BMJ award for Sport and Exercise Medicine Team of the year in 2013. He was Nottingham Forest lead doctor for nearly 20 years until retiring from football in 2018. His passion for both health improvements through physical activity and prevention saw him jump at the chance to work with Active Notts and help link hospital patients to the wider opportunities across Nottinghamshire.
Rebecca Phillips
Active Notts Panel Member
Rebecca is the Strategic Lead for Health and Wellbeing at Everyone Active, one of the UK’s largest leisure management companies. With a focus on improving public health, she leads initiatives that enhance physical activity, mental health support, and community wellbeing. Collaborating with local authorities, health professionals, and stakeholders, Rebecca develops programmes that address health inequalities and promote sustainable lifestyle changes. Her expertise in public health policy, stakeholder engagement, and programme development has been key in aligning Everyone Active’s services with national health objectives. A passionate advocate for inclusion and evidence-based practices, Rebecca also volunteers to support grassroots initiatives promoting physical activity and social cohesion.
Policies
If you’d like to find out more about our policies, please click on the relevant links.
Active Partners Trust (APT) wishes to act as an exemplar for diversity and equity within its sphere of influence. In doing so, APT commits to promoting good equitable practice within APT and with partners.
We want to continue to learn and evolve as an organisation so have developed ambitions around equity, diversity and inclusion.
Reports
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
Active Derbyshire 2021-22
Active Notts 2021-22
Active Derbyshire 2020-21
Active Notts 2020-21
APT Annual Governance Statement April 2023
Minutes of meetings
If you’d like to find out more about our meetings, click on the links of each meeting to the right.
September 2025
June 2025
March 2025
December 2024
October 2024
June 2024
March 2024
December 2023
September 2023
June 2023
March 2023
December 2022
September 2022
July 2022
April 2022
December 2021
How we are governed
If you’d like to find out more about how we are governed, please click on the relevant link.
Safeguarding – Safe sport and physical activity
Active Partners Trust takes the welfare of children, young people and adults at risk very seriously.
In sport, as in other areas of life, we recognise that children, young people and adults at risk can be more vulnerable to harm, abuse and bullying so we are committed to promoting safe opportunities to take part in sport.
For more information about Safeguarding, please visit our Safeguarding page here.
Margaret Blount.
Operations Lead, Safeguarding Lead
Our Partners
