Child Protection
The EADA’s aims to ensure that all young persons’ welfare and enjoyment, pertaining to all aspects of Dancesport, are of an exemplary standard. To this end EADA, based upon Sport England’s recommendations, introduced a Child Protection Policy. In keeping with its own responsibility as the National Governing Body of Amateur Dancesport, the EADA recognises the importance of ensuring every child’s safety and protection from any form of abuse.

There is a downloadable pdf that answers some of the most commonly asked questions.

If you have any concerns or issues please contact one of EADA's Child Protection Officers.