Prevention
Encouraging awareness of behaviour and situations that may put a child at risk or make them uncomfortable. Clear rules and respect for personal boundaries help build a safer sporting environment.
Safe Guardian
Luisa Pani
Luisa Pani is Sardinia United’s Safe Guardian: a point of reference for protecting children and young people, helping make sport an experience of respect, trust and participation.

Protection and wellbeing
Safeguarding means working to prevent and address abuse, violence and discrimination in sport. It means caring for people and relationships as well as what happens on the pitch.
In Sport for All, Luisa puts a face to this commitment. Her role focuses attention on children’s wellbeing and on respecting protection guidelines: a responsibility shared by coaches, volunteers and families.
Encouraging awareness of behaviour and situations that may put a child at risk or make them uncomfortable. Clear rules and respect for personal boundaries help build a safer sporting environment.
Valuing children’s voices. Questions, difficulties and distress deserve attention: feeling heard helps young people ask for help rather than face their worries alone.
Challenging bullying, humiliation and exclusion. Every child should be able to take part without discrimination, with respect for their dignity and individual development.
Knowing that their wellbeing matters, on and off the pitch. Playing, learning and making mistakes should all have a place in a respectful environment.
Recognising protection as part of the educational project and knowing there is a dedicated person to turn to when concerns arise.
Keeping adults’ responsibilities and relationships in focus: respect also grows through language, example and everyday actions.
Contact the association’s office to find out how to reach the Safe Guardian.
The address below is the office’s general mailbox, not a confidential reporting channel. In your first message, ask how to contact Luisa without including sensitive details.
Ask our office