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GR Safeguarding

GR Safe Sport

Technology to guide the first decision.

GR Safe Sport

Know what to do before a situation becomes a crisis.

GR Safe Sport is a digital tool in development, designed to help interpret a situation, access the relevant protocol and find the appropriate guidance or reporting channel.

Decision trees
Microlearning
Role-based protocols
Country-specific contacts and services
Access to institutional reporting channels
Implementation tracking
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GRSAFE SPORTSPORT · PREVENTION · CARE
Male and female coaches accompanying a child into a sports club
A safer space for sport.Clear guidance to help you know what to do.
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No names · No case records · No answers stored
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SAFEGUARDING GUIDANCE

Safeguarding traffic light

A simple guide to identify the level of attention and decide the next step.

GREENObserve and support
YELLOWPay attention and talk to someone
REDAct now and use the appropriate channel
Initial guidance · It does not replace emergency services or authorities.
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RESOURCES AND SUPPORT

What can you do?

Practical information for athletes, families, coaches and organisations.

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Guidance and adviceHow to interpret a situation.
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Role-based protocolsWhat to do according to your role.
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MicrolearningShort, practical content.
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Country servicesLocal resources and contacts.
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GUIDANCE CHANNELS

Do you need help?

Find the right channel according to the situation and country.

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Trusted networkCoach, club safeguarding lead or family.

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Institutional channelSafe guidance or reporting route.

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Help servicesNational contacts and specialist resources.

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Safer sport is possible.Technology supports the process; decisions remain human.
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Privacy

Privacy and data protection

The guidance tool does not store sensitive cases. Any case-management system requires specific rules for access, retention, hosting and data protection.

Technology supports the decision. It does not replace authorities, competent professionals or existing safeguarding mechanisms.