Important Documents
Worthing Striders is an England Athletics (EA) affiliated running club. Please find links below to important documents, and club policies including Welfare & Safeguarding Policies that all of our members should be familiar with.
Our Constitution
Club Code of Conduct
Grievance and Disciplinary Policy
Inclusion Policy
Health & Safety Policy
The health, well-being, and safety of every individual, including members of the public, are our top priorities.
Privacy Policy
Worthing Striders Privacy Notice, to comply with The Data Protection Act 2018. The Data Protection Act 2018 is the UK’s implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Social Media Policy
We expect our members and volunteers to behave safely and respectfully online.
Anti-Bullying Policy
Worthing Striders is committed to providing a caring, friendly, and safe environment for all of our members.
Legal Status Statement
Welfare & Safeguarding Policies
- The role of a Welfare Officer is an important one at the Club, as it provides our members with a trained and trusted person should any welfare or safeguarding concern arise. The attached document explains the role, and what you can expect from your Club Welfare Officer.
- Welfare and safeguarding is not just a job for the Club Welfare Officer – it’s the responsibility of the entire committee. The attached document explains the welfare responsibilities of our committee.
The below documents and policies set out how we ensure safeguarding requirements are met, and how to report a concern. All members must agree to these policies to join the Club.
UK Athletics Codes Of Conduct
Useful Links
Below you can find some useful links to welfare and safeguarding-related organisations and charities. Please always ensure your Club Welfare Officer is your first point of contact for reporting safeguarding concerns. In an emergency, always call 999 first.