Safeguarding & Respect

Keeping every player safe

Grassroots football is for the children. Here's how we protect and respect every young player — and exactly how to raise a concern.

Worried about a child?

Report a concern

If you're worried about the safety or wellbeing of a child, please speak up. You don't need to be certain — if something doesn't feel right, tell us.

In an emergency, if a child is in immediate danger, call the police on 999 straight away.

  1. Immediate danger? Call 999.
  2. Otherwise, contact our Welfare Officer below — by phone or email.
  3. You can also contact Hampshire FA, the NSPCC or CEOP directly (listed below).

Charlotte Quinn

Club Welfare Officer
Email Phone number coming soon

To be appointed

Deputy Welfare Officer
Email to be confirmed

Other ways to get help

The FA Respect programme

Respect on and off the pitch

We back The FA's Respect and Play Safe campaigns. Everyone involved with the club — players, coaches, parents and officials — signs up to a code of conduct. Together they keep the game positive, safe and fair.

  • Code of Conduct — Players

    Club Our club code of conduct.

    Download
  • Code of Conduct — Parents & Guardians

    Club Our club code of conduct.

    Download
  • Code of Conduct — Supporters & Spectators

    Club Our club code of conduct.

    Download
  • Code of Conduct — Coaches, Team & Club Officials

    Club Our club code of conduct.

    Download
  • Code of Conduct — Match Officials

    FA The FA standard code of conduct.

    View on FA
Our commitment

Safeguarding policies

Farnborough Juniors FC follows The FA's safeguarding standards. Our policies set out how we protect children, vet volunteers and respond to concerns.

The FA's safeguarding steps — 'What are you concerned about?' Report to your club/league Designated Safeguarding or Welfare Officer, your County FA Designated Safeguarding Officer, or The FA Safeguarding Team. If unsure, contact your County FA or The FA, or the NSPCC Helpline on 0808 800 5000. The FA's guide to reporting a concern — click for full FA safeguarding guidance
  • Club Safeguarding Policy

    Club How we keep every young player safe.

    Coming soon
  • FA Safeguarding Children Policy

    FA The FA's national policy and procedures.

    Download
  • Anti-Bullying Policy

    FA Our stance and steps against bullying.

    Coming soon
  • Whistle-blowing Policy

    Club Raising concerns about a person or practice.

    Coming soon
  • Accident & Injury Reporting

    Club What to do, and how incidents are recorded.

    Coming soon
Images & video

Photography & filming

We love celebrating our players — but their safety comes first. We follow The FA's guidance on photographing and filming children.

  • We seek parental consent before publishing images of children.
  • We avoid naming a child alongside their photo.
  • Any matchday filming (e.g. VEO) follows FA guidance and permissions.
  • Concerns about an image? Let us know and we'll act quickly.
Photo, medical & emergency consent form

Every concern matters

However small it seems, if something doesn't feel right, please tell us. Speaking up keeps our players safe.