Safeguarding

Our commitment

North East Parkour is committed to providing a safe, positive and supportive environment for children, young people and adults who take part in its activities.

The welfare and wellbeing of participants should always be treated as a priority.

Safeguarding concerns

If you have a concern about the safety or welfare of somebody taking part in North East Parkour activities, you should raise the concern as soon as possible.

North East Parkour's dedicated safeguarding contact details and full reporting procedure will be published here once they have been formally confirmed.

Immediate danger

If somebody is in immediate danger or there is an emergency, contact the emergency services by calling 999.

Children and young people

North East Parkour recognises that children and young people require appropriate care, supervision and protection while taking part in activities.

Parents and guardians are encouraged to raise any questions or concerns about sessions, coaching or participant welfare.

Photography and video

Photographs or video involving participants should only be used appropriately and with any permissions required by North East Parkour's procedures.

Safeguarding policy

North East Parkour's full safeguarding policy, including reporting procedures, responsibilities and safeguarding contact information, will be added once the organisation has confirmed its final safeguarding arrangements.

General enquiries

For general questions about North East Parkour, you can use the website contact page.