AthletesYour page: badges, trainings, racesThe club's contact person
Tomaž Žemva
Listens and helps find a way forward. Who told stays hidden.
Safe sport.
At ŠD Gorje every child should be safe and welcome, at training, at a race and on the road. Here you find who to tell if something is not right, and what the adults in the club promise.
Who to tell.
Tell an adult you trust: your mum, your dad, a coach. If you do not want to talk to anyone from the club, there are other people who help.
The Ski Association's trusted person
Roman Šturm
Not from our club. Call or write, also if it is about someone from the club or about the contact person.
Without your name
You can send a report without your name. The Ski Association's trusted person reads it.
TOM, the phone for children and young people
Every day from 12:00 to 20:00, free of charge. You do not have to say your name.
In danger
If someone is in danger right now, call the police.
Ambulance: 112
For children.
Up to 11 years
- Your body is yours. Nobody may touch you in a way that feels bad. Not a coach either.
- If someone tells you to keep a secret and it makes you scared, it is not a good secret. Tell it.
- Tell your mum, your dad or an adult you trust. You can also call 116 111.
- It is not your fault. It is right to tell.
From 12 years
- Nobody has the right to insult you, laugh at you, punish you with exercises or push you into something you do not want.
- A coach does not message you privately. If one does, do not answer in secret and tell an adult.
- What happens by phone or on social media counts too: messages, pictures, mocking in a group chat. Save a screenshot and show it to an adult.
- If you see something bad happening to a friend, tell someone. That is how you help.
What we do in the club.
- Every coach and everyone who works with children in the club signs the Ski Association of Slovenia's statement before they start.
- Coaches read and confirm the rules for adults on the club's site. When the rules change, they confirm them again.
- There is always another adult or a group with a child. Nobody is alone with one child in a closed room.
- Before a race or a trip the parents learn who drives, where and when.
- Anyone in sport who learns about the abuse of a child must report it. This applies to everyone in the club.
- The name of the person who tells stays hidden.
Rules for adults in the club.
Every coach reads them and confirms them on the club's site.
What I do
- I treat every child with respect and the same way, however fast they are.
- I fit the training to the child's age and how they feel. A sick or injured child does not train.
- When I am with children, another adult or at least a group of children is there too. The door stays open.
- In the changing room, when travelling and at overnight stays I protect the children's privacy: boys and girls apart, adults do not come in without a reason.
- I touch a child only when it is needed for safety or to teach technique, and I say why first.
- I tell the parents in advance where and when a training, a race or a trip is, and who goes along.
- I publish children's photos and data only the way the parents allowed.
- If I see or hear that something bad is happening to a child, I tell the club's contact person or the Ski Association's trusted person straight away.
What I do not do
- I do not shout, insult or mock, and I do not punish with extra exercises, food or drink.
- I am not alone with one child in a closed room, such as a changing room, a car or a bedroom. In an emergency I tell the parents straight away.
- I do not message a child privately by phone or on social media. I write to the group, to the parents or on the club's site.
- I do not take a child anywhere without the parents knowing.
- I do not give a child alcohol, tobacco or substances for a better result.
- I do not stay silent if I see another adult treating a child wrongly.