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Volleyball Alberta has partnered with ALIAS to provide an outlet for Safe Sport Complaints:

ALIAS Solutions Inc. 

is an independent safe sport reporting service eliminate maltreatment, including sexual, emotional, physical abuse, neglect, harassment, bullying, exploitation and discrimination. Volleyball Alberta believes the welfare and safety of everyone involved in the sport is a primary consideration and the responsibility of each individual, member, club and provider in the volleyball community. Volleyball Alberta has zero tolerance for any type of harassment or abuse.  Athletes, officials, coaches, administrators, and parents are encouraged to report any instances of harassment and abuse in a way they feel safe. 

Safe Sport Complaint Process 

ALIAS follows the framework of Volleyball Alberta’s Discipline & Complaints Policy (located here)

1. There are 2 ways to report a complaint
   a) Visit: ALIAS’ “Report A Complaint” link
   or
   b) Call: 1-833-834-1029
2. Once an individual submits a report:
   • ALIAS’ team receives the report and determines the steps to resolution based on Volleyball Alberta Policies
   • ALIAS manages the case and involves external parties when needed
   • Cases are handled with the utmost confidentiality and compassion

Mental Health for Sport

The Canadian Centre for Mental Health and Sport (CMHS) is a registered charity supporting the mental health and performance of competitive and high-performance athletes, coaches, and performing artists. The CCMHS is the first Centre in Canada to offer collaborative sport/performance-focused mental health care services designed to help athletes, coaches, and performing artists achieve their performance goals while preserving their mental health and well-being. The CCMHS provides mental health services to competitive and high-performance athletes and coaches, as well as competitive performing artists.  Here are the eligibility criteria:

•  Must be 16 years of age or older
•  Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
•  Must participate in a sport or performance domain at a competitive or high-performance level
•  Must be experiencing mental health challenges

Refer yourself or someone else to access sport/performance-focused mental health care from anywhere in Canada!

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