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First Aid Policy

First Aid Policy

First Aid

Whitehorse Basketball (the Club) works to ensure the safety and wellbeing of every player and coach, at every playing and training venue.

The Club does not have the personnel or resources to provide a qualified first aid practitioner at every playing or training venue. However, the Club provides a sports injury first aid kit to every team and is committed to ensuring that suitably designated club officials (coaches and team managers) are present at each venue when playing or training occurs.

The Club seeks to ensure that players, coaches and team managers are provided with an awareness of safety practices as well as the information needed to report an injury.

Coaches and team managers in charge of players are expected to use their best endeavours at all times, particularly in emergencies, to secure the welfare of players at the Club. For more information, please refer to the Club’s First Aid Policy below.

FIRST AID POLICY (DRAFT)

Injury

Injury Reporting Process

Any individual who injures themselves at a Whitehorse Basketball training, game or Club organised event must:

  1. Report the matter to the staff member in charge of the venue (e.g. venue supervisor, team manager, committee member)
  2. Complete the online Injury Report Form above

If at an external venue (e.g. away game), report the matter to the staff member in charge of that venue.

INJURY REPORT FORM

Concussion

A concussion is considered a minor brain injury. So…

WHEN IN DOUBT – SIT THEM OUT

Whitehorse Basketball’s Concussion Policy is available below.

We encourage all coaches and team managers to download the HeadCheck App and use it to quickly assess a player with suspected concussion.

CONCUSSION POLICY
CONCUSSION RECOGNITION TOOL

Insurance

Basketball Victoria provides a level of insurance to all registered members of Affiliated Associations, including Whitehorse Basketball.

Basketball Victoria’s insurance provider is V-Insurance Group.

V-Insurance Group information and claim forms can be found by following this link Basketball Victoria Insurance Claim Information.

Whitehorse Basketball does not administer the insurance process or provide advice on insurance related matters. Registered members who sustain an injury should visit the Basketball Victoria website and follow the steps to submit their insurance claim. Once the claim form is complete, please contact the Club’s Operations Manager to arrange to have the Claim Form approved and signed – operations@morningtonbasketball.com.au.

Registrations

The EDJBA 2021 Winter Season will close on which is scheduled to start on 24th April. Registrations for that season will open soon. Teams are being formed from 20th March after which time placement in teams will be dependent on a spot being available. Payment is required at registration. The registration fee includes what was previously game day fees. No additional weekly payments are required for the entire season, including finals.

The Mustangs welcome any children from age 6 to 23. For more information on the registration process will be available when registrations open by click the button below, or contact the Whitehorse Basketball Association.

CLICK HERE