DSW believe that coaches and volunteers are essential to the creation of fun, safe and inclusive physical activity (including sport) for all (disabled) children and young people. In ensuring that activities offered through Disability Sport Wales always represents best practice we encourage and support all coaches and volunteers to gain appropriate qualifications, attend useful continuing professional learning opportunities, have experiences of working with other coaches and volunteers so that ideas can be shared, and to ensure all of this links to Minimum Deployment Standards (MDS) and a focus on participant-centred delivery.
Where Welfare and Safeguarding are concerned there are some fundamental things you should make sure you do:
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