STARICK - A Commitment to Preventing Violence and Building Safer Communities

As part of football’s commitment to preventing Family & Domestic violence and building safer communities, The WAFC in conjunction with Starick and other State Sporting Organisations has developed the Respectful Relationships Sport and Recreation Program (RRSRP)

The RRSRP is funded by the Department of Communities and is being delivered in partnership with the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries (DLGSC).

The program promotes a whole of club/organisation approach that seeks to prioritise values, attitudes and behaviours consistent with non-violence, equality, mutual respect and trust.
 

RESOURCES - The Respectful Relationships Sport and Recreation Program (RRSRP) is a family and domestic violence primary prevention program which focuses on promoting respectful relationships and gender equality in sport and recreation clubs and organisations in Western Australia. 

Check out the information headings below for key messages and support resource

Culture

• Gender Equality
• Club Culture Audit
• Key Messages
• Workplace Equality and Respect People Survey Tool

Policy and Practice

• Implementation Planning Tool
• Workplace Implementation Guide
• Organisation Checklist
• Gender Equality Policy Template
• FDV Leave Template

Education and Learning 

• Self Assessment Survey
• How to Promote Gender Equality Be an Active Bystander

Community Engagement 

• RRSRP Whole of Organisation Approach
• Respectful Relationships Commitment Statement Template

Further your understanding of how we can work together to prevent Family & Domestic violence by accessing Starick’s Respectful Relationships Sport and Recreation Program (RRSRP) online module

Respectful Relationships in Sport and Recreation Program Education Module

OUR WATCH - Equality and Respect in Sport

Football is an integral part of Australian culture. It influences who we are and how we live. Our Watch identifies sport as a priority area for the prevention of violence against women in Australia. Across the football landscape, we all have a role in creating clubs, teams, workplaces, venues and communities where all women are safe, respected and valued.

Embedding Equality and Respect in Sport and Recreation Organisations

To help you get started, Our Watch has developed a range of tools and resources to support sporting organisations address the gendered drivers and prevent violence against women.

Check out the information link below to help you and your club educate your community

Our Watch Equality and Respect in Sport