We help institutions build safe, accountable environments across sport, education, and youth-facing sectors.
The Vision
SafeSport India is India's first dedicated safeguarding enterprise committed to building a safe, ethical, and inclusive sporting, organizational, and educational environment across the country.
NGO/S4D's
Evaluating and upgrading safeguarding policies to meet global and Indian standards.
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Who We Work With
One framework. Context-specific delivery.
This is how our collaboration works
- Step 1
Audit
We begin with a structured assessment of your organisation’s current safeguarding practices, policies, systems, and culture. Through a detailed survey and organisational assessment, we identify existing strengths, areas of risk, and key gaps.
- Step 2
Policy Development
We work with your organisation to develop, strengthen, or implement the policies and systems needed to support safeguarding in practice. This may include safeguarding policies, codes of conduct, roles and responsibilities, and other organisational protocols.
- Step 3
Training and Awareness
We provide tailored safeguarding training and awareness programmes for relevant stakeholders including athletes, coaches, staff, leadership, parents, and other members of the sporting ecosystem.
- Step 4
Review & Continuous Improvement
Safeguarding is not a one-time intervention. We return to assess how effectively the systems are working in practice. This allows us to measure progress against the initial baseline, identify areas that still need attention, and provide recommendations for continued improvement.
Statistics
That Matter
Hard-hitting data that underscores the urgent need for institutional safeguarding in sport and education.
of athletes globally have experienced some form of harassment or abuse during their sporting career.
- IOC Consensus Statement on Harassment and Abuse in Sport, 2016female athletes in India have experienced sexual abuse, harassment, or inappropriate behaviour by a male coach.
- Johal & Pooja, International Journal of Physical Education, Sports and Health, 2016of children surveyed reported facing verbal or emotional abuse from teachers.
- NCPCR via International Journal of Law, Social Sciences and Humanities (IJLSSS), 2025of abuse cases are ever reported in India.
- National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), Government of Indiaof children reported abuse by a school teacher or relative.
- National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), Government of IndiaQuestions organisations often ask us.
No. While safeguarding is essential for children and young people, it applies across all ages. Safeguarding is about how power, responsibility, and care are managed in structured environments. This includes adult teams, professional settings, educational institutions, and organisations where people depend on leadership, supervision, or authority.