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WAFU B U17: Black Starlets players and officials receive safeguarding lessons

Safeguarding education remains an important component of youth football development, helping to create a safer environment in which young players can develop their talents while understanding their rights, responsibilities and the importance of protecting themselves from abuse and exploitation.
The session also highlighted the importance of making responsible decisions both on and off the pitch, particularly for young footballers navigating the demands and opportunities associated with competitive football.1 minute ago The Black Starlets players and officials, on Monday, received safeguarding education as part of activities at the ongoing WAFU Zone B U17 Championship in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.
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