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DeborahWhite

Onside is a web/mobile platform that aims to create a safer environment for community sports by enabling real-time information sharing between stakeholders like sports clubs, coaches, police, and local authorities. It allows for dynamic risk assessments and documentation of incidents. By facilitating partnership and breaking down barriers, Onside is intended to enhance community cohesion, demonstrate collaboration, improve safety, and realize efficiency savings through reduced paperwork. The goal is for stakeholders to be able to work together more efficiently for mutual benefit.

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The power of sport "Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to unite in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair. It is more powerful than governments in breaking down racial barriers. It laughs in the face of all types of discrimination. Nelson Mandela
Sport in the community 6.82 million people now play sport at least three times a week (Active People Survey - Sport for CACT engages with 11,000 young people per month through its Social Inclusion England) Programmes (approximately 7,500 young people per week across all initiatives) CACT worked with over 340,000 young people during 2010
What is Onside? Onside is a web/mobile platform designed to help create a safer environment for the playing of all sport in the community It enables the real time collation and sharing of information and data between its key stakeholders and the ability to document dynamic risk assessments. 4
Working together building safer communities Data Recognising Protectio achievemen Governance Stakeholders ts n Incidents and compliance Police Community Injury Certification reports CRB / coaching First aid at session Identifying risk Club Coaches Manager Awareness Dynamic Risk Assessme Council Photo Managing Children at nt Gallery risks risk
Stakeholders Sports Clubs / Community coaches Law enforcement agencies Local Authorities Local community
Key points / benefits 1.Enhanced community cohesion 2.Demonstrates partnership in action 3.Coach, participant and public safety 4.Process and cost efficiencies 5.Breaking down barriers
Partnership in action Sharing real-time information - no longer just a concept Visible real-time information exchange Information timely and relevant Results can be acted upon immediately
Safety Improved safety for coaches, participants and public Informed decision making increasing safety Establishing the potential for a new national industry standard A safer environment for all
Efficiency savings Cost savings significantly reduces paperwork and provides instant monitoring and evaluation Improve productivity Direct link between coaches, club and other partners Less time spent on paperwork means more time for coaching in the community Paul Elliott MBE
Breaking down barriers by working together Improvements will be visible Police, local authority and club able to monitor stakeholder attendance Increased community awareness Working together more efficiently offers tangible benefits for all
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  • 2. The power of sport "Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to unite in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair. It is more powerful than governments in breaking down racial barriers. It laughs in the face of all types of discrimination. Nelson Mandela
  • 3. Sport in the community 6.82 million people now play sport at least three times a week (Active People Survey - Sport for CACT engages with 11,000 young people per month through its Social Inclusion England) Programmes (approximately 7,500 young people per week across all initiatives) CACT worked with over 340,000 young people during 2010
  • 4. What is Onside? Onside is a web/mobile platform designed to help create a safer environment for the playing of all sport in the community It enables the real time collation and sharing of information and data between its key stakeholders and the ability to document dynamic risk assessments. 4
  • 5. Working together building safer communities Data Recognising Protectio achievemen Governance Stakeholders ts n Incidents and compliance Police Community Injury Certification reports CRB / coaching First aid at session Identifying risk Club Coaches Manager Awareness Dynamic Risk Assessme Council Photo Managing Children at nt Gallery risks risk
  • 6. Stakeholders Sports Clubs / Community coaches Law enforcement agencies Local Authorities Local community
  • 7. Key points / benefits 1.Enhanced community cohesion 2.Demonstrates partnership in action 3.Coach, participant and public safety 4.Process and cost efficiencies 5.Breaking down barriers
  • 8. Partnership in action Sharing real-time information - no longer just a concept Visible real-time information exchange Information timely and relevant Results can be acted upon immediately
  • 9. Safety Improved safety for coaches, participants and public Informed decision making increasing safety Establishing the potential for a new national industry standard A safer environment for all
  • 10. Efficiency savings Cost savings significantly reduces paperwork and provides instant monitoring and evaluation Improve productivity Direct link between coaches, club and other partners Less time spent on paperwork means more time for coaching in the community Paul Elliott MBE
  • 11. Breaking down barriers by working together Improvements will be visible Police, local authority and club able to monitor stakeholder attendance Increased community awareness Working together more efficiently offers tangible benefits for all
  • 12. Onside: At the touch of a button