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GFA trains Central Region coaches on safeguarding, integrity and child protection

44 seconds ago The Football Association has reinforced its commitment to protecting young footballers after coaches participating in the Licence D coaching programme in the Central Region received training on safeguarding, football integrity and the prevention of abuse.
Participants were urged to recognise child protection as a collective responsibility within football, with the safety and wellbeing of young players taking precedence over results and performance.
The dangers of trafficking in football were also addressed, with coaches sensitised to how vulnerable young players can be exploited through false promises of trials, contracts, overseas travel and professional careers.
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