360 SAFE PLAY
360 Child protection Integrated System for sports clubs and associations
Funded through CERV-2025-DAPHNE programme
The 360 Safe Play project addresses the growing issue of violence against children and adolescents by proposing a multidimensional approach that can be implemented in sports clubs and associations across the EU. Its main goal is to create safe environments through awareness-raising, prevention, early detection, and peer-to-peer restorative practices.
The project highlights the importance of community involvement and institutional coordination. The methodology is grounded in the active participation of children and adolescents, combined with professional training and support through innovative learning methods and technologies.
The project aligns with recent legislation that promotes the comprehensive protection of children and adolescents from violence. It aims to strengthen child safeguarding by establishing a holistic system within sports clubs and associations, emphasizing a community-based approach and prioritizing the well-being of children and adolescents.
The project’s final outputs will include a range of materials designed to support the replication and scaling of the model across other clubs, sports associations, and federations throughout the EU.
The 360 Safe Play project addresses the growing issue of violence against children and adolescents through a multidimensional approach that can be implemented in sports clubs, federations and associations across the European Union. Its main objective is to contribute to the creation of safe environments through awareness-raising, prevention, early detection and restorative peer practices.
The project highlights the importance of community involvement and institutional coordination. The methodology is based on the active participation of children and young people, combined with training and support for professionals through innovative learning methods and technologies.
Furthermore, the project aligns with recent legislation that promotes the comprehensive protection of children and young people from violence. In this regard, it aims to strengthen child safeguarding by establishing a holistic system within sports clubs, federations and associations, with a community-based approach centred on the welfare of children and young people.
The project’s final results will include a series of materials designed to support the replication and scalability of the model in other clubs, sports associations and federations in the European Union.
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The 360 Safe Play project addresses the growing issue of violence against children and adolescents through a multidimensional approach that can be implemented in sports clubs, federations and associations across the European Union. Its main objective is to contribute to the creation of safe environments through awareness-raising, prevention, early detection and restorative peer practices.
The project highlights the importance of community involvement and institutional coordination. The methodology is based on the active participation of children and young people, combined with training and support for professionals through innovative learning methods and technologies.
Furthermore, the project aligns with recent legislation that promotes the comprehensive protection of children and young people from violence. In this regard, it aims to strengthen child safeguarding by establishing a holistic system within sports clubs, federations and associations, with a community-based approach centred on the welfare of children and young people.
The project’s final results will include a series of materials designed to support the replication and scalability of the model in other clubs, sports associations and federations in the European Union.
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