Action Indoor Cricket England is firmly committed to providing an environment that is safe and welcoming for children to enjoy themselves at cricket, coaching, training, and games, as well as the social interactions available at the AICE headquarters. 

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Creating a culture where their views are asked for, as well as being able to offer their own opinions, helps develop an environment where children feel able to share concerns and everyone can challenge poor practice or behaviour.

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If you have any concerns about a child or the behaviour of an adult you should share these immediately.

Action Indoor Cricket England encourage anyone with any concerns to contact us. You can do this by calling Neeta Patel (AICE Safeguarding and Welfare Officer) on 07976 733489 or by emailing neeta_r_patel@hotmail.com. Alternatively, please contact the NSPCC.

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If a child is at immediate risk do not hesitate to call the Police or local services.

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AICE works closely with the ECB to ensure that ECB Safe Hands & Safeguarding procedures are applied to the indoor world as well as outdoor cricket. Take a look at the links below to find more information on safeguarding and protecting children.

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The ‘Safe Hands’ policy and procedures in cricket

See cricket’s policy for safeguarding children. 

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DBS checks and ECB vetting in cricket

Visit the DBS Checks and ECB vetting section which is essential for roles in cricket working with children. 

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Finally, all customers are reminded of Action Indoor Cricket England's code of conduct for members, guests, and players which is available below in the AICE Safeguarding and Policies Document. We do hope that you and your child(ren) enjoy being part of Action Indoor Cricket England, and if you have any concerns, at any time, do please let the Welfare Officer know.

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