Objectives for achieving insport Partnerships Gold Standard
Aims:
1. Workforce Development
2. Programme Support
3. Organisation
Aims:
Workforce Development
Aims
Suggested support
The club has a technical lead for disability and/or inclusion, who attends Continuing Professional Learning (CPL) events relevant to impairment and sports related classification
Identification of individual(s) who have technical lead role
Overview of what the club considers to constitutes a Technical Lead role
Record of CPD register identifying CPL Technical Lead(s) has/have undertaken
Aligned to their Welfare and/or Safeguarding Policy, the club have an appropriate number of coaches/volunteers/ support staff who have attended adults at risk safeguarding training
Copies of the volunteers' and support staff's certificate of attendance
Volunteers/support staff CPD register identifying who has completed adults at risk training
Programme Support
Aims
Suggested support
Club is engaged with relevant NGB or DSW performance pathways
Communication between club and performance pathway personnel (NGB or DSW as appropriate)
Examples of how inspire campaign has been used for individuals
Organisation
Aims
Suggested support
Show impact on/improvement to their inclusive communication
Examples of the evolution of communication to current and potential members
Identification of changes that have been made to communication
Communication plan showing inclusion considerations
Consultation with members and within the local community to identify areas of further development
Consultation process with a focus on inclusive activity and delivery
Interview/focus group schedule
Questionnaire, form, data collection sheets
Update club development plan based on consultation and ensure this outlines the commitment and accountability to inclusion of disabled people (as athletes/volunteers/coaches/officials)
Consultation outcomes
Development plan indicating actions or areas of work linked to consultation process
Outline of development for athletes/volunteers/coaches/officials
Disability Sport Wales is able to influence, include and inspire in sport with the support of our fantastic partners.
Community Partner
SPAR UK (AF Blakemore Ltd.)
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