SAFE SPORT PROGRAMMING & MAAPP
USA Swimming is committed to safeguarding all of its members with the welfare of its athlete members as top priority.
Safe Sport is USA Swimming’s comprehensive abuse prevention program and provides tools for swim clubs to educate their members and intervene in risky situations.
We, Swim Fort Lauderdale, fully endorse and support USA Swimming’s Safe Sport and Safety programs, as well as MAAPP.
Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policy (MAAPP): (Updated 08/17/22)
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Click Here - Read about MAAPP 2.0 (Full Policy) - Effective: September 1, 2021
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Click Here - SFTL MAAPP 2.0 Acknowledgment Letter (UPDATED: 08/31/22) *NEW*
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Click Here - Athlete Protection Training - Required for ALL 18 & Over Members
MAAPP 2.0 - Educational Documents:
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General Requirement
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Adult Participant
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One-On-One Interactions
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Electronic Communication
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In-Program Travel & Lodging
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Locker Rooms and Changing Areas
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Massages & Rubdowns
- Meetings and Individual Training Sessions
MAAPP 2.0 - SFTL Consent Forms:
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Athletic Training Modalities - Massages & Rubdowns - Annual Consent
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Athletic Training Modalities - Massages & Rubdowns - Specific Dates Consent
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Dual Relationship - Consent - Electronic Communications - Annual
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Dual Relationship - Consent - Electronic Communications - Specific Dates
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Dual Relationship - Consent - Locker Rooms - Annual
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Dual Relationship - Consent - Locker Rooms - Specific Dates
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Dual Relationship - Consent - Lodging - Not A Shared Room - Annual
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Dual Relationship - Consent - Lodging - Not A Shared Room - Specific Dates
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Dual Relationship - Consent - Lodging - Shared Room - Specific Dates
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Dual Relationship - Consent - One On One Interactions - Annual
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Dual Relationship - Consent - One On One Interactions - Specific Dates
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Dual Relationship - Consent - Transportation - Annual
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Dual Relationship - Consent - Transportation - Specific Dates
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Dual Relationship - Consent
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In Program Lodging - Adult Participant And Minor Athlete - Annual
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In Program Lodging - Adult Participant And Minor Athlete - Specific Dates
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In Program Lodging - Close In Age Exception - Specific Dates
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Individual Training Sessions - Annual
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Individual Training Sessions - Trainning Session Specific
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Organization Transportation - Annual Consent
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Organization Transportation - Specific Dates
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Transportation By Adult Participant - Annual Consent
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Transportation By Adult Participant - Specific Dates
SFTL & USA Swimming Safe Sport Policies:
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SFTL Bullying Policy
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SFTL Photography Policy
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USA Swimming Athlete Protection Policies
- USA Swimming - Personal Assistant Policy
SFTL & USA Swimming Code(s) of Conduct & Grievance Procedure(s):
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USA Swimming - Code Of Conduct (ALL CLUB MEMBERS MUST READ)
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Swim Fort Lauderdale - Athlete Code of Conduct
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Swim Fort Lauderdale - Parent Code of Conduct
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Swim Fort Lauderdale - Coach Code of Conduct
- Swim Fort Lauderdale - Grievance Procedure & Form
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Swim Fort Lauderdale - General Conduct Policy / Conflict Resolution & Disciplinary Steps
Safe Sport Basics:
Best Practices Guideline(s):
Report a Safe Sport Concern:
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Deal with a Safe Sport Concern
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USA Swimming
For all issues dealing with: Criminal charges Use, sale, or distribution of illegal drugs Physical or emotional abuse Report your concern to USA Swimming using the following: ONLINE REPORTING FORM EMAIL USA SWIMMING
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U.S. CENTER FOR SAFESPORT For all issues dealing with: Sexual misconduct Sexual harassment Sexually explicit or inappropriate communication through social media Report your concern to U.S. Center for SafeSport using the following: Call: 833-5US-SAFE (587-7233)
ONLINE REPORTING FORM U.S. CENTER FOR SAFESPORT
FREE Safe Sport Courses:
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Athlete Protection Training - MAAPP Required for ALL 18 & Over Members
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Safe Sport Training For Athletes
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Safe Sport Training For Parents
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Bullying Prevention
FGC Safe Sport Chair & SFTL Safe Sport Club Coordinator:
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Michael Averett
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[email protected]
Protecting our young athletes is ALL of our responsibility... as coaches, volunteers, and parents. Policies are enforceable by the National Board of Review process. Consequences for breaking a policy include, but are not limited to, revocation of membership.