PROHIBITED CONDUCT AND REPORTING. Compuware Youth Hockey prohibits all types of physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, bullying, threats, harassment and hazing, all as described in the USA Hockey SafeSport Handbook. Participants, employees, or volunteers in Compuware Youth Hockey may be subject to disciplinary action for violation of the Travel Policies or for engaging in any misconduct or abuse or that violates the USA Hockey SafeSport Policies. For reports of any actual or suspected violations, you may email Xxx XxXxxxx (Compuware Youth Hockey SafeSport Coordinator at xxxx@XxxxxxxxxXxxxxx.xxx) or USA Hockey at XxxxXxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx or call 0-000-000-0000. SAMPLE ONLY download from xxx.XXXXxxxxx.xxx; SafeSport 2020-2021 PARENTAL CONSENT FOR MASSAGE OR RUBDOWN OF MINOR ATHLETE The undersigned is the parent or legal guardian of the minor Participant identified below, who is a member of USA Hockey under the age of 18. This consent is provided pursuant to USA Hockey’s SafeSport Program, and I acknowledge that USA Hockey’s SafeSport Program (see xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) contains policies that are intended to protect participants from abuse and risks of harm. Due to the nature of the contact between an athlete and a person performing a massage, rubdown, taping or other athletic training modalities, there is a potential for abuse or misconduct. Every USA Hockey Member Program must adopt USA Hockey’s policy if any massage, rubdown, taping or other athletic training modalities are permitted on a minor Participant. It is recommended that the parent or guardian take the SafeSport Training offered by the US Center for SafeSport. I understand that USA Hockey’s SafeSport policy includes the following provisions related to any massage, rubdown, taping or other athletic training modalities on a Participant:
PROHIBITED CONDUCT AND REPORTING. Compuware Youth Hockey prohibits all types of physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, bullying, threats, harassment and hazing, all as described in the USA Hockey Safe Sport Handbook. Participants, employees, or volunteers in Compuware Youth Hockey may be subject to disciplinary action for violation of the Travel Policies or for engaging in any misconduct or abuse or that violates the USA Hockey Safe Sport Policies. For reports of any actual or suspected violations, you may email Xxx XxXxxxx (Compuware Youth Hockey Safe Sport Coordinator at xxxx@XxxxxxxxxXxxxxx.xxx) or contact USA Hockey at XXXXxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx. USA Hockey One-Onn-One Interaction Policy The majority of child sexual abuse is perpetrated in isolated, one-on-one situations. USA Hockey requires that Adult Participants shall not engage in any prohibited one-on-one interactions with any Minor Athletes. By reducing such interactions between minors and adults, USA Hockey seeks to reduce the risk of child sexual abuse in its programs.
PROHIBITED CONDUCT AND REPORTING. Novi Youth Hockey Association prohibits all types of physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, bullying, threats, harassment and hazing, all as described in the USA Hockey SafeSport Handbook. Participants, employees or volunteers in Novi Youth Hockey association may be subject to disciplinary action for violation of these locker room policies or for engaging in any misconduct or abuse or that violates the USA Hockey SafeSport Policies. Reports of any actual or suspected violations, you may email USA Hockey at XxxxXxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx or may call 0-000-000-0000. A significant portion of USA Hockey participation involves overnight travel for youth teams to games and tournaments. Minor players are most vulnerable to abuse or misconduct during travel, particularly overnight stays. This includes a greater risk of player to player misconduct. During travel, players may be away from their families and support networks, and the setting – unfamiliar locker rooms, automobiles, and hotel rooms – is less structured and less familiar. A travel policy provides guidelines so that care is taken to minimize one-on-one interactions between minors and adults while traveling. Further, the policy directs how minor players will be supervised between and during travel to and from practice and games. Adherence to travel policies helps to reduce the opportunities for misconduct. USA Hockey requires that all local programs have travel policies applicable to their youth teams and to provide the policies to all players, parents, coaches and other adults that are travelling with the team. It is strongly recommended that a signature by each adult acknowledging receipt of and agreeing to the travel policy be obtained by the local program/team. Some travel involves only local travel to and from local practices, games and events, while other travel involves overnight stays. Different policies should apply to these two types of travel. The form of policy below is a sample only but may be modified by the local program to meet its specific needs and travel.
PROHIBITED CONDUCT AND REPORTING. Novi Youth Hockey Association prohibits all types of physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, bullying, threats, harassment and hazing, all as described in the USA Hockey SafeSport Handbook. Participants, employees or volunteers in Novi Youth Hockey Association may be subject to disciplinary action for violation of the Travel Policies or for engaging in any misconduct or abuse or that violates the USA Hockey SafeSport Policies. Reports of any actual or suspected violations, you may email USA Hockey at XxxxXxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx or may call 0-000-000-0000. q MANAGER q VOLUNTEER LEGAL NAME L A S T F I R S T MI MAILING ADDRESS DATE OF BIRTH M M D D Y Y CITY STATE ZIP CODE PARENT NAME L A S T F I R S T MI GENDER q Male q Female E-MAIL PHONE CITIZENSHIP q U.S. q Canada q Other USA Hockey Concussion Information and Acknowledgment All sports and free play are associated with risk for a concussion, including playing, officiating or participating in ice hockey. It is important that all participants and parents learn about concussion prevention, recognition, treatment and return to play.
PROHIBITED CONDUCT AND REPORTING. If an Adult Participant reasonably suspects that an incident(s) of Child Abuse or Sexual Misconduct has occurred, they must immediately report the incident(s) to the Center as well as applicable law enforcement authorities. Reports to the Center may be made by (1) completing an online report to the Center at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx-x- concern/ or by (2) calling 000-000-0000. Reports of any allegation of misconduct or other inappropriate behavior that may violate Safe Sport Policies other than Sexual Misconduct or Child Abuse, should be made immediately to the MAHA Michigan Safe Sport Coordinator (at xxx.xxxx.xxx, ‘Parents and Players’, ‘Safety’, ‘Safe Sport Program’). Compuware Youth Hockey prohibits all types of physical misconduct, sexual misconduct, emotional abuse, bullying, threats, harassment and hazing, all as described in the USA Hockey Safe Sport Handbook. Infractions of Compuware Youth Hockey’s Locker Room Policy should be reported to the Compuware Youth Hockey Safe Sport Coordinator, Xxx XxXxxxx at Xxxx@XxxxxxxxxXxxxxx.xxx A USA Hockey participant or parent of a participant who violates this Locker Room Policy is subject to appropriate disciplinary action including but not limited to suspension, permanent suspension and/or referral to law enforcement authorities. Gender Equality In The Locker Room For Coed Teams One of the main goals of Compuware Youth Hockey [CYH] is to assure that all of our players feel like an equal and valued member of their team. With many co-ed teams, we recognize that privacy rights must be given consideration and offer gender equality to ALL our members. The Coed Policy attempts to balance the social integration and camaraderie of a team sport while providing a safe and respectful environment for all our participants. CYH complies with USA Hockey and MAHA policies which offer guidelines to ensure both female and male privacy rights in a coed locker room setting. It is not acceptable under USA Hockey’s Sexual Misconduct Policy for persons to be observing the opposite gender while they dress or undress. Members and volunteers who violate USA Hockey’s Safe Sport policies, or who violate the privacy rights of others, could be subject to appropriate discipline. Per this guideline, one of these options must be followed:
PROHIBITED CONDUCT AND REPORTING. If an Adult Participant reasonably suspects that an incident(s) of Child Abuse or Sexual Misconduct has occurred, they must immediately report the incident(s) to the Center as well as applicable law enforcement authorities. Reports to the Center may be made by (1) completing an online report to the Center at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx-x- concern/ or by (2) calling 000-000-0000. Reports of any allegation of misconduct or other inappropriate behavior that may violate Safe Sport Policies other than Sexual Misconduct or Child Abuse, should be made immediately to the MAHA Michigan Safe Sport Coordinator (at xxx.xxxx.xxx, ‘Parents and Players’, ‘Safety’, ‘Safe Sport Program’). Compuware Youth Hockey prohibits all types of physical misconduct, sexual misconduct, emotional abuse, bullying, threats, harassment and hazing, all as described in the USA Hockey Safe Sport Handbook. Infractions of Compuware Youth Hockey’s Travel Policy should be reported to the Compuware Youth Hockey Safe Sport Coordinator, Xxx XxXxxxx at Xxxx@XxxxxxxxxXxxxxx.xxx A USA Hockey participant or parent of a participant who violates this Travel Policy is subject to appropriate disciplinary action including but not limited to suspension, permanent suspension and/or referral to law enforcement authorities. USA Hockey One-Onn-One Interaction Policy The majority of child sexual abuse is perpetrated in isolated, one-on-one situations. USA Hockey requires that Adult Participants shall not engage in any prohibited one-on-one interactions with any Minor Athletes. By reducing such interactions between minors and adults, USA Hockey seeks to reduce the risk of child sexual abuse in its programs.
PROHIBITED CONDUCT AND REPORTING. Novi Youth Hockey Association prohibits all types of physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, bullying, threats, harassment and hazing, all as described in the USA Hockey SafeSport Handbook. Participants, employees or volunteers in Novi Youth Hockey Association may be subject to disciplinary action for violation of the Travel Policies or for engaging in any misconduct or abuse or that violates the USA Hockey SafeSport Policies. Reports of any actual or suspected violations, you may email USA Hockey at XxxxXxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx or may call 0-000-000-0000. ❑ MANAGER ❑ VOLUNTEER LEGAL NAME L A S T F I R S T MI MAILING ADDRESS DATE OF BIRTH M M D D Y Y CITY STATE ZIP CODE PARENT NAME L A S T F I R S T MI GENDER ❑ Male ❑ Female E-MAIL PHONE CITIZENSHIP ❑ U.S. ❑ Canada ❑ Other USA Hockey Concussion Information and Acknowledgment All sports and free play are associated with risk for a concussion, including playing, officiating or participating in ice hockey. It is important that all participants and parents learn about concussion prevention, recognition, treatment and return to play.
PROHIBITED CONDUCT AND REPORTING. Ice Time Sports Complex prohibits all types of physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, bullying, threats, harassment and hazing, all as described in the USA Hockey SafeSport Handbook. Participants, employees or volunteers in Ice Time Sports Complex may be subject to disciplinary action for violation of these locker room policies or for engaging in any misconduct or abuse or that violates the USA Hockey SafeSport Policies. Reports of any actual or suspected violations, you may email USA Hockey at XxxxXxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx or may call 0-000-000-0000. I understand the Ice Time Sports Complex’s Locker Room Policy: Except for players at the younger age groups, we discourage parents from entering locker rooms unless it is truly necessary. If a player needs assistance with his or her uniform or gear, if the player is or may be injured, or a player’s disability warrants assistance, then NAME (PRINT) we ask that parents let the coach know beforehand that he or she will be helping the player. Naturally, with our youngest age groups it is necessary for parents to assist the players getting dressed. We encourage parents to teach their players as young as possible how to get dressed so that players will learn as early as possible how to get dressed independently. In circumstances where parents are SIGNATURE USA HOCKEY PARTICIPANT CODE OF CONDUCT
PROHIBITED CONDUCT AND REPORTING. Compuware Youth Hockey prohibits all types of physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, bullying, threats, harassment and hazing, all as described in the USA Hockey SafeSport Handbook. Participants, employees, or volunteers in Compuware Youth Hockey may be subject to disciplinary action for violation of the Travel Policies or for engaging in any misconduct or abuse or that violates the USA Hockey SafeSport Policies. For reports of any actual or suspected violations, you may email Xxx XxXxxxx (Compuware Youth Hockey SafeSport Coordinator at xxxx@XxxxxxxxxXxxxxx.xxx) or USA Hockey at XxxxXxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx or call 0-000-000-0000.
PROHIBITED CONDUCT AND REPORTING. GBAYHA prohibits all types of physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, bullying, threats, harassment and hazing, all as described in the USA Hockey SafeSport Handbook. Participants, employees or volunteers in GBAYHA may be subject to disciplinary action for violation of these locker room policies or for engaging in any misconduct or abuse or that violates the USA Hockey Safe Sport Policies. Reports of any actual or suspected violations please contact the GBAYHA safesport coordinator.
