ASSOCIAZIONI CALCIO RIUNITE MESSINA · DAL 1900
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Ethics &
Safeguarding

A.C.R. Messina protects every person who wears the crest. This page sets out the club's ethical framework, the officer responsible for safeguarding, and the documents that govern how we prevent and respond to abuse, violence and discrimination.

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Our commitment

A safe club,
on and off the pitch

A.C.R. Messina has adopted an internal regulation setting out the tools used to prevent and address every form of abuse, harassment, gender-based violence and discrimination — whether on grounds of ethnicity, religion, personal belief, disability, age or sexual orientation — affecting anyone registered with the club, and above all its under-18 players.

The regulation applies to the First Team, Women, Futsal and the entire Youth Sector, and binds players, coaches, staff, directors, collaborators and volunteers alike. It is issued in accordance with the federal guidelines on the prevention of abuse, violence and discrimination and with the relevant F.I.G.C. regulation.

Everyone connected to the club is required to read these documents, to work within them, and to report anything that falls short of them. Reports are handled by the Safeguarding Officer and are treated confidentially.

Federal guidelines
Guidelines for the prevention of abuse, violence and discrimination — C.U. no. 87/A of 31/08/2023.
F.I.G.C. regulation
Regulation for the prevention of abuse, violence and discrimination — C.U. no. 68/A of 27/08/2024.
Scope
First Team · Women · Futsal · Youth Sector · Academy
Applies to
Registered players, technical and medical staff, directors, employees, collaborators and volunteers.
Prevention Vetting, training and clear conduct standards for everyone working with minors.
Reporting A named officer, a confidential channel, and a defined process for every report received.
Accountability Published policies, documented decisions and sanctions applied without exception.
Responsabile Safeguarding

Safeguarding Officer

SO

Appointed officer

Maurizio Mantineo

Amministrazione@acrmessina1900.com

Contact the officer

In line with the applicable rules, the club has appointed a Safeguarding Officer responsible for preventing and addressing abuse, violence and discrimination, pursuant to article 10 of the F.I.G.C. regulation and article 5.2 of the federal guidelines. The appointment meets the required standards of competence, autonomy and independence for carrying out the role.

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The club's governance and safeguarding documents in full. Each file opens as a PDF.

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Codice Etico

Code of Ethics

The values and standards of conduct expected of everyone acting in the name of A.C.R. Messina.

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Modello 231

Organisation, Management & Control Model

The club's compliance model under Legislative Decree 231/2001, covering controls and responsibilities.

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Regolamento Safeguarding

Safeguarding Regulation

How the club prevents, reports and responds to abuse, violence and discrimination, with particular attention to minors.

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Regolamento Whistleblowing

Whistleblowing Policy

The confidential channel for reporting wrongdoing, and the protections in place for anyone who uses it.

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Codice di Condotta Antimafia

Anti-Mafia Code of Conduct

The club's commitments on legality, transparency and the integrity of its commercial relationships.

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Policy Minori

Child Protection Policy

Conduct rules for staff working with under-18 players, covering travel, changing rooms, contact and communication.

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Make a report

Speak up.
We will listen.

If you have witnessed or experienced abuse, harassment, violence or discrimination involving anyone connected to A.C.R. Messina, contact the Safeguarding Officer directly. Reports can be made confidentially and are handled under the club's safeguarding and whistleblowing procedures.

If a child is in immediate danger, contact the emergency services first on 112.