Opportunity: Case Manager (Safeguarding) - Sport Resolutions


Opportunity: Case Manager (Safeguarding) - Sport Resolutions

Sport Resolutions has an exciting opportunity for an individual to join its passionate, diverse and experienced case management team to assist, primarily, with the development and operation of the National Safeguarding Panel (NSP) and our wider safeguarding work.

The successful candidate will be appointed on an initial 12-month full-time contract to provide maternity cover to the existing case team.

The Case Manager will manage enquiries, cases and independent reviews, appointing panel members as required. They will provide support to the Senior Case Managers and the Head of Case Management. The successful applicant will be required to administer cases including referrals to the Safeguarding Case Management Programme (SCMP), concerns raised through Sport Integrity, independent reviews and disciplinary proceedings. The Case Manager will play a vital role in ensuring that disputes are managed fairly, efficiently and cost-effectively. 

Suitable applicants will have experience of working in a legal or safeguarding environment, excellent customer service skills, and a passion for sport and integrity. The successful applicant will have the ability to handle confidential information in a discreet and professional manner and will have experience of using Microsoft applications. A high level of oral and written communication skills is required, along with first-rate attention to detail. 

Please click here for further details.

Closing date for applications: 5:00 p.m. on Friday 5 July 2024

You may also like

View All

Study reveals that sexism continues to be deep-seated within sport

A UK study has revealed that half of female athletes within the UK encounter sexism despite significant progress within women’s sport. Simultaneously, the U.S. Women’s National Basketball Association is under scrutiny for allegedly not paying its players fairly

Read More

High Court permits Wimbledon site extension despite protests

39 new courts will be added to the Wimbledon site despite protests against the expansion

Read More

Chinese swimmers top anti-doping tests as World Championships begin in Singapore

Chinese swimmers have undergone more anti-doping tests this year than swimmers from any other country ahead of the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore this month, according to a report by the Aquatics Integrity Unit

Read More