Health and Safety Vision

The Health and Safety Vision of Mainland Football contains the following priorities:

• To ensure that all those involved in the sport of football within the Mainland Football Region have a safe and healthy environment in which to compete in.
• To promote health, safety and wellbeing to players, coaches, match officials, administrators, volunteers and spectators.
• To take all reasonable and practicable safeguards to ensure the safety within and on all our facilities used within the sport of football.
• To be the leader of health and safety in the sport of football within the football federations of New Zealand Football.

DOCUMENTS & POLICIES

Mainland Football Health and Safety Manual | Click Here

Mainland Football Concussion Document | Click Here

New Zealand Football Concussion Document | Click Here  UPDATED NOV 2019

ACC SportSmart Concussion Document | Click Here  UPDATED NOV 2019

Working With Children

​​​​​​​Mainland Football position statement regarding working with children...

Mainland Football is committed to the safety and well being of all children and will act to ensure that a safe environment is maintained for all children within its responsibility.

Mainland Football, its Regional Associations and Clubs will:

• to the best of their ability ensure that all Members are aware and adhere to the Guidelines for Working with Children as set out in Schedule 1 (see documents below);
• regularly review and implement the safeguarding practices relating to children in order to minimise and/or prevent the risk of harm to them.
• ensure that all Members who work with Children understand their responsibilities under this Policy and the guidelines and requirements referred herein.

For more information, please take a look at the documents below.

Working with Children – A3 Poster | Click here

Child Protection Policy | Click here