Who can a member call if they are not sure how to raise a concern?

Q: Who can a member call if they are not sure how to raise a concern?

Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) runs the Safe Sport Hotline on 1800 161 361. SIA describes it as a safe place for anyone in sport to feel heard and get guidance about integrity matters before deciding whether to make a complaint or report. The Hotline provides: confidential guidance and support information about your reporting and complaint options help identifying the right organisation to contact support understanding formal complaint processes anonymous reporting options. For immediate threats call 000. If you have reasonable grounds to suspect a child has been or may be at risk of harm or abuse, call local police on 131 444 and make a report to your state or territory child protection service. More: https://www.sportintegrity.gov.au/make-a-report/what-you-can-report

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Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) runs the Safe Sport Hotline on 1800 161 361. SIA describes it as a safe place for anyone in sport to feel heard and get guidance about integrity matters before deciding whether to make a complaint or report.

The Hotline provides:

confidential guidance and support
information about your reporting and complaint options
help identifying the right organisation to contact
support understanding formal complaint processes
anonymous reporting options.

For immediate threats call 000. If you have reasonable grounds to suspect a child has been or may be at risk of harm or abuse, call local police on 131 444 and make a report to your state or territory child protection service.

More: https://www.sportintegrity.gov.au/make-a-report/what-you-can-report