Safeguarding
Safeguarding is a term used to describe measures that help keep children and adults at risk, free from abuse or harm in the game. Safeguarding in Rugby is everyone’s responsibility.
Whilst safeguarding in rugby is everyone’s responsibility, the Club Safeguarding Officer (CSO) is responsible for championing safeguarding at Kempston Rugby Club. The CSO is responsible for championing the safety and welfare of all children and adults at risk at their club. Every person at Kempston Rugby Club has the responsibility to adhere to their safeguarding duties, as per the Rugby Football Union (RFU) Safeguarding Children Policy and Regulation 21.
Charity Officer
Purpose
To plan and organise fundraising activities.
Key aspects of the role
- Arrange and implement fundraising strategies Plan and organise fundraising activities for the club from raffles and the RFU Grand Draw to fundraising events.
- Liaise with other members and ensure proper recording If necessary, form a fundraising team. Collect fundraising money and pass it on to the Treasurer; monitor and accurately record the success of fundraising activities.
Contact: michael_d_ward@hotmail.com
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