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Report Abuse & Misconduct Anonymously

If you, or someone close to you has been the victim of unacceptable behaviour, please use the resources below.
 

Outside Sport

If you think a child or youth under 19 years of age is being abused or neglected, you have the legal duty to report your concern to a child welfare worker.
 
How:
Report all incidents of suspected, observed, or disclosed abuse to your nearest Ministry of Social Services Office, First Nations Child and Family Services Agency or local police/RCMP. A person reporting suspected neglect or abuse is not required to provide their name.

For all after hours incidents or concerns, immediately contact your nearest After Hours Crisis Centre:
  • Prince Albert – 306-764-1011
  • Saskatoon – 306-933-6200
  • Regina – 306-569-2724
  • Local Police/RCMP in other communities
  • a local First Nations Child and Family Service Agency
Website: CLICK HERE

 
If you, or a child you know needs help, the KIDS HELP PHONE (1-800-668-6868) is Canada's only national 24-hour bilingual and anonymous phone counselling, web counselling and referral service for children and youth.
 
Inside Sport

RiS Resource Line - This is the National Safe Sport Hotline!
Are you looking to report from another sport? Or are you more comfortable reporting "outside" of soccer?
Abuse Free Sport website: www.http://abuse-free-sport.ca/en/
Abuse Free Sport e-mail: info@abuse-free-sport.ca
Abuse Free Sport phone/text: 1-888-329-4009
 
Available through Sask Sport Inc.:
    






Respect in Sport Resource Line
The Respect Resource Line provides bilingual response to calls, texts or emails by expert staff who will guide you to the necessary resources pertaining to: 
  • child and youth maltreatment
  • bullying
  • hazing
  • national/provincial child and youth protection laws, and
  • organization-specific risk management and dispute resolution models.
Confidential and Anonymous Resource
Individuals who access the Respect Resource Line are not required to disclose their identities. In the event you are faced with a situation involving maltreatment and are unsure how to proceed, the Respect Resource Line is available 365 days per year to assist, through the below platforms:

 
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Keep Sport Healthy Safe and FUN (KSHSF) - A hub for all kinds of safe-sport information, links, resources and materials for players, coaches, administrators and parents!

Sask Sport strives to make sport in Saskatchewan as safe as possible and welcoming for all participants. Keeping sport healthy, safe and fun has been a priority of Sask Sport for decades. They have provided resources to all PSO that assist with bullying, abuse, harassment, discrimination, maltreatment and conflict in sport. Click the for a direct link to the resouce page. 
 
















 
Inside Soccer

Canada Soccer has an established independent whistleblower hotline, operated by a third party, which provides a secure location to lodge complaints or share information anonymously.  
Whistleblower Hotline: 1-800-661-9675 
Whistleblower e-mail: whistleblower@canadasoccer.com     
Read more about the Canada Soccer WhistleBlower program.

For more information on Saskatchewan Soccer Association Policies and Procedures, and how to submit a complaint, please on the below links:

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