Fountain Gate Sports Academy continues to set high standards in football development by prioritizing the welfare and safety of players. Today, coaches and technical staff at the academy underwent a FIFA Safeguarding Course, conducted by the Technical Director, Mr. Alex Alumirah, at the academy’s headquarters in Dodoma.
The primary objective of the course was to equip the coaches and other technical personnel with essential skills and knowledge in safeguarding and player protection within the football environment. This initiative aligns with FIFA’s global mission to create a safe and supportive atmosphere for all individuals involved in the sport, particularly young and vulnerable players.
During the training, Mr. Alumirah emphasized the importance of safeguarding in modern football, highlighting key topics such as child protection policies, ethical coaching practices, and emergency response mechanisms. The session also covered strategies to prevent abuse, discrimination, and exploitation in football, ensuring that coaches uphold the highest standards of professionalism and integrity.
Speaking after the session, Mr. Alumirah expressed his satisfaction with the engagement and enthusiasm shown by the academy’s technical team. “At Fountain Gate Sports Academy, we are committed to fostering talent and a safe and inclusive environment for all. This FIFA Safeguarding Course is a crucial step toward strengthening our coaches’ ability to protect and mentor young athletes effectively,” he stated.
The participating coaches acknowledged the significance of the training, noting that the insights gained will be instrumental in enhancing their coaching methodologies and ensuring the well-being of the players under their guidance.
Fountain Gate Sports Academy remains dedicated to implementing international best practices in football coaching and development. With initiatives like this, the institution continues to demonstrate its commitment to producing not only top-tier footballers but also responsible mentors who prioritize player welfare.
