If a child is in immediate danger
If a child is in immediate danger, call 999. If it is urgent but not an emergency, call 101. If your concern is about harm at home, you can call your local council and ask for children's social care, or adult social care for an adult at risk.
Who to tell
Safeguarding Contact — Demonstrator Only — Club Welfare Officer — DEMONSTRATOR ONLY
How to reach them
Demonstrator monitored route: welfare@demonstrator.invalid
DEMONSTRATOR. On the live site this states when the route is checked and by whom.
If you would rather not tell them
Deputy Contact — Demonstrator Only — Deputy Welfare Officer — DEMONSTRATOR ONLY
If you would rather not tell the club at all
England Netball — You can contact England Netball directly. Their Lead Safeguarding Officer is Dickon Turner, and Carolina Hutchinson is deputy. Call 01509 277850 and choose option 6, or email besafe@englandnetball.co.uk. You do not have to speak to anyone at the club first.
We will treat what you tell us carefully, but we cannot promise to keep it secret. If a child may be at risk we have to pass it on. We will tell you if we do.
These routes were last checked on 2026-08-15.
If you are worried about a child, tell us. You do not need to be certain, and you do not need to be a member of the club.
What happens next: we listen, we write down what you have told us, and the welfare officer decides what to do. We will tell you what we have done.