ECCB Child Welfare

Child welfare is a serious issue and every care must be taken to protect children from physical and mental harm. The ECCB is committed to the Safe Hands policy written by the ECB, which follows NSPCC and government guidelines. These pages contain help, advice and downloads to help Club Welfare Officers make sure that welfare is considered in every aspect of running a club. Hopefully you won’t ever need to deal with anything serious but think of the Club Welfare Officer and all the knowledge, forms and reading as insurance. Remember the team at the ECCB is here for advice on any matter or just a listening ear

Club Welfare Officers [click here for details]
In this section you’ll find out the role of a Club Welfare Officer and what training they will need.

CWO training dates:
CWOs need to attend both the SPC and TTL.

Safeguarding & Protecting Children Workshops (required for CWOs and Coaches; recommended for all positions that have contact with children.)

CLICK HERE for details of upcoming SPC courses in the Metropolitan Area.

CLICK HERE for upcoming SPC courses in the Essex area.

Sportessex will also run an SPC course for you club, email kate.williams@sportessex.org.uk for more details.

Time to Listen Workshops (required for CWOs)

The next TTL will be held on…

Please contact Jeni Rosier for a place:
jeni.rosier.essex@ecb.co.uk 01245 254034

Candidates must hold a valid CRB disclosure

For a list of trained Club Welfare Officers in Essex please CLICK HERE

Information and Advice for Club Welfare Officers
This section gives help and advice on a range of matters from photography to coaching in schools and Club documents. Click here

Downloads [click here to view the download menu]
This page is your one-stop shop for all the forms, guidelines and policies from the ECB on all aspects of Child Welfare in Cricket Clubs.

The ECB and NSPCC have set the following Reporting Procedure chart for incidents / allegations:



Child Protection Partners and contacts
Find out more about the people and organisations in Child Protection

NSPCC 0808 850 5000 (CLICK HERE for website)

Social Services 0845 7430 430 (CLICK HERE for website)

Police Emergency 999

Essex non-emergency 0300 333 4444 (CLICK HERE for website)

Metropolitan Police (CLICK HERE for website)

ECB Safe Hands

ECCB County Welfare Officer
The County Welfare Officer acts as a source of advice on child protection matters to clubs and maintains communication with the ECB.

Temporary County Welfare Officer
Alan Lilley
01245 254045
Alan.lilley.essex@ecb.co.uk

Welfare Administrator
Jeni Rosier
01245 254034
Jeni.rosier.essex@ecb.co.uk

 

   
Essex County Cricket Board
The Ford County Ground
New Writtle Street
Chelmsford, Essex CM2 0DG
T: 01245 254005 F: 01245 254021
   
   
   
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  Please see below for contact details and a list of the Club Welfare Officers in Essex.
     
 
     
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  Temporary County Welfare Officer
  Alan Lilley
  T: 01245 254045
  E: alan.lilley.essex@ecb.co.uk
   
 
   
  Welfare Administrator
  Jeni Rosier
  T: 01245 254034
  E: jeni.rosier.essex@ecb.co.uk
   
 
   
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