Our confidential contact personThe confidential contact person is the first contact for members, participants, volunteers and employees (or parents/guardians thereof), who are dealing with questions, suspicions, reports or complaints about inappropriate behaviour.
The following confidential contact person within Le Champion is:
You can contact Loes if you think you have been or are at risk of being the victim of inappropriate behaviour. You can also contact her if you are accused of or witness inappropriate behaviour.
The confidential contact person provides general information, tells you what steps you can take, helps to find solutions (but does not solve the problem itself) or refers you on if necessary.
The confidential contact person deals with your story confidentially, but they are not bound to secrecy. Indeed, they have a duty to report serious matters, as described in criminal law. Other people, such as the board, may need to be involved in a question or problem, but this never happens without your consent and knowledge.
For the record, the role of a confidential contact person is different from that of a confidant. A confidential contact person only assesses the situation and may or may not refer the victim and/or the accused to a trained counsellor. Consider one of the confidential contact persons of the Centre for Safe Sport.
You can make a report to Le Champion's confidential contact person. If you do not feel comfortable doing so, you can also contact them externally.
