SAFE SPORT


SAFE SPORT: SAFETY FOR ATHLETES

 

Central Alberta Kings Volleyball Club is dedicated to Safe Sport Policies. Our goal is to provide a safe and welcoming environment for all athletes. Following Volleyball Alberta and Volleyball Canada guidelines, CAKVC is committed to the prevention of athlete mistreatment through awareness, education, and coach training.


Volleyball Alberta provides clear pathways to deal with complaints and issues.  Many issues can be dealt with at the team or club level, but if not resolved can be elevated to Volleyball Alberta.  Please use the link below to assess how best to deal with a complaint and find a pathway best suited for your issue:


If your concern involves athlete maltreatment as listed below, your complaint must be reported through the Alberta Safe Sport Complaint Mechanism, Alberta's independent, confidential reporting system.  ALIAS Solution is an independent Canadian reporting mechanism used to report any maltreatment that falls under these categories.  Complaints can be reported online using the link below of by calling the Report a Complaint phone number listed.

  • sexual abuse
  • emotional abuse
  • physical abuse
  • neglect
  • harassment
  • bullying
  • exploitation
  • discrimination

The resources provided below outline support and policies that are followed to ensure athlete safety within the CAKVC.

Safe Sport Complaint Process Overview


HOW IT WORKS

ALIAS follows the framework of Volleyball Alberta’s Discipline & Complaints Policy (located here)

  1. There are 2 ways to report a complaint
  2. a) Visit:ALIAS’ “Report A Complaint” link
  3. or
  4. b) Call: 1-833-834-1029
  5. Once an individual submits a report:
  • ALIAS’ team receives the report and determines the steps to resolution based onVolleyball Alberta Policies
  • ALIAS manages the case and involves external parties when needed
  • Cases are handled with the utmost confidentiality and compassion