Welcome to Episode 14, where we have an insightful chat with Kath Bennett, the Safeguarding Case Manager at England Rugby Football Union (RFU). This episode takes you behind the scenes to discover the vital work that the England RFU does in protecting both children and adults in rugby clubs across England. Kath walks us through the essential policies and procedures they meticulously adhere to.

But it doesn't stop there. Kath also highlights their collaborations with different agencies and their active participation in the wider sports network.

In an open and honest discussion, Kath discusses the broader world of safeguarding in sports, emphasising that it reaches beyond the rugby pitch. She stress that safeguarding is a collective effort that we all need to embrace to protect everyone involved.

Join us for Episode 14, where we unravel the layers of protection that ensure the well-being of all members in the sports community. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or simply interested in safeguarding, this episode is a must-listen.

In this podcast episode, we have a fascinating chat with Janet Ayoola, a dedicated advocate in the field of child protection. Janet not only serves as a conference chairperson for child protection matters but also works as an independent social worker in London.

She takes us on a journey through the child protection conference process and gives us a glimpse into her role as a social worker. During our conversation, Janet shares some practical advice on how to get ready for these conferences and what you can expect when you attend one. She also dives into how parental assessments function and stresses the importance of recognising a family's strengths when working together to support their children.

This episode is a treasure trove of valuable insights, especially for those eager to learn more about the world of child protection conferences.

In this episode Anne Marie McAteer, a recently retired Detective Constable and specialist Crime trainer at Kent Police, walks us through her involvement in training Kent Police officers and social workers, highlighting the paramount significance of collaboration between these two essential forces.

Anne Marie helps us understand what Section 47 and Section 17 are and explains the role of the appropriate adults. She navigates us through the delicate issue of obtaining consent when the police talk to children and has an open and honest conversation with Madeline about the intricate dynamics between Schools, the Police, and Social Workers.

Join us for this episode filled with eye-opening insights that will expand your perspective on safeguarding. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out in this field, you're in for an engaging and enriching podcast journey. Make sure you don't miss out.