Empowering clubs.
Protecting children.
Sporting clubs are buried under complex, overlapping child safe requirements, with no clear guide on how to become compliant.
The OneSide assessment report measures what your club already does against national and sport-specific requirements, tells you exactly where the gaps are, and gives you realistic and achievable options to become a child safe club.
You're the expert on your club.
We're the experts on what's required.
Tell us what you do and how you do it. OneSide measures it against national and sport-specific requirements and produces a gap report specific to your club.
The report doesn't just identify where the gaps are. It gives you practical options for what addressing each gap could look like in your club's day-to-day operations. Practical, achievable options built around how your club actually runs.
Check if your sport is covered.
The Child Safety Gap Assessment is available for a growing number of sports. Type yours to find out.
Information overload. Zero clarity on what to actually do.
Clubs are required to navigate a wide and complex set of child safe requirements. National frameworks, sport-specific policies, and state obligations that shift and overlap. Most clubs know they need to act. Very few know where to start.
See how OneSide helps →The National Principles, the National Integrity Framework Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy, and peak sporting bodies each have their own requirements, often overlapping, always changing.
Frameworks, fact sheets, and templates exist, but none tell your committee exactly what your club needs to do.
Committee members, coaches, volunteers, contractors, students on placement, not just the people on the field.
What's changed. What your club needs to know.
Child Safe Standards regulator changes in Victoria
Governance has moved from CCYP to the Social Services Regulator. Clubs using old CCYP resources should review their references.
National Integrity Framework Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy: updated guidance for community sport
Sport Integrity Australia has released updated implementation guidance with specific notes for community-level sporting organisations.
Reportable Conduct Scheme: 3-day notification requirement
Heads of organisations must notify the regulator within 3 business days of becoming aware of an allegation of reportable conduct.
Built from experience. Built for clubs.
There was a gap. Sporting clubs were required to meet complex child safe requirements, but the practical support to help them do it simply didn't exist.
OneSide was built to fill that gap, by someone who had seen it firsthand, from inside sporting clubs, and who had the expertise to do something about it.
Because when it comes to protecting children, there is only OneSide.
Ready to know exactly where your club stands?
Start your Child Safety Gap Assessment, or book a free discovery call to talk it through first.