Policies and Guidelines
Frankston Yacht Club (FYC) Policies and Guidelines
The association's purpose is to promote off-the-beach sailing and water sports at Frankston by developing skills among members and the wider community.
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The Frankston Yacht Club (FYC) Policies have been revised and approved by the FYC General Committee. Members and guests are responsible for reading and understanding the relevant sections. These policies are part of a dynamic, ongoing document that may be updated periodically at the discretion of the General Committee. |
STATEMENT OF COMMITMENT TO CHILD SAFETY
Frankston Yacht Club's Statement of Commitment to Child Safety
Frankston Yacht Club has zero tolerance for child abuse and all forms of harm to children. Frankston Yacht Club is committed to child safety and wellbeing in accordance with the Child Safe Standards, compulsory minimum standards for all organisations in Victoria providing services to children under the age of 18 years.
Frankston Yacht Club is committed to the following:
- The well-being, safety, participation and empowerment of children;
- the promotion of cultural safety, participation and empowerment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and children from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds;
- the establishment and continuous improvement of our child safe policy and supporting procedures;
- involving families and the community, where possible, in promoting child safety and wellbeing;
- working to minimise risk to the well-being and safety of children in both online and physical environments;
- the prevention of child abuse by regularly training and educating our employees to identify risks early and work on removing and reducing those risks;
- taking all reasonable steps for thorough recruitment due diligence, including the requirement that all employees, contractors and volunteers in public-facing roles hold a valid Working with Children Check;
- the provision of clear, fair and transparent processes in responding to, and the timely reporting of, actual or suspected child abuse; and
- the modelling of Child Safe Standards by the Frankston Yacht Clubs Committee.
If you have any feedback on how we champion child safety and well-being or would like to report an incident or make a complaint, don't hesitate to get in touch with us @frankstonyachtclub@gmail.com
If you would like to report an emergency child safety incident, please call '000' to report the matter first.