Report a Concern
Find the official reporting channels for the U.S. Center for SafeSport and USA Swimming, plus guidance on when local authorities should be contacted.
TEAMGOLDUSA SAFE SPORT
Safe Sport
Athlete protection, reporting, education, policies, and practical guidance for TEAMGOLDUSA athletes, parents, coaches, officials, and volunteers.
Immediate safety comes first
If someone is in immediate danger, contact emergency services first. Reports involving suspected child abuse or neglect should also be made to the appropriate local authorities. TEAMGOLDUSA does not investigate abuse allegations on its own.
Start Here
Choose the right Safe Sport resource
Use the reporting page for concerns. Use the education and policy pages to understand expectations before an issue occurs.
MAAPP
Understand one-on-one interactions, electronic communications, travel, locker rooms, changing areas, and athletic-training boundaries.
Training and Education
Resources for parents, minor athletes, adult athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, and other adult participants.
Parents
Red flags, communication standards, travel expectations, and how to support athlete voice.
Parent resources →Athletes
Boundaries, trusted adults, speaking up, team travel, locker rooms, and reporting concerns.
Athlete resources →Team Policies
TEAMGOLDUSA policy center for codes of conduct, grievance procedures, communications, travel, and locker-room standards.
Policy center →Safe Sport Calendar
Training dates, parent education, athlete education, reminders, and awareness sessions.
Open calendar guide →USA Swimming Safe Sport
Official national governing body resources, club toolkits, policies, and reporting information.
Open official resource →U.S. Center for SafeSport
Official education, prevention, reporting, response, and resolution resources for the Olympic and Paralympic Movement.
Open official resource →