Who Should Become Youth Certified?

Our  youth deserve to feel safe, to have positive relationships and experiences whether at home, school or at play.

  • Anyone over the age of 18 can become Youth Certified.
  • We expect all youth service providers to become Youth Certified
  • We encourage anyone who connects with youth to consider obtaining Safe Places

Please review our Safe Places guidelines for more information.

4 Steps to Certification

STEP 1

Complete Respect in Sport Activity Leader or Respect in School online program

Community
Sask Sport Member
Education Sector

I already have a Respect in Sport Certificate

If your training certificate is older than 18 months you may import your certificate to our City of Swift Current portal and this will reset your certification to a new expiry of 3 years from the date of import.  

STEP 2

Download and Fill out a Youth Certified Application Form

Youth Certified Application Form

STEP 3

From your local RCMP detachment you must obtain:

  • Criminal Record Check
  • Vulnerable Sector Checks
  • Swift Current Residents
    All record checks are free provided you notify the detachment that you are applying for a Safe Places card. You may obtain your record checks as part of Step 4

STEP 4

Submit to Swift Current RCMP Detachment:

  • Respect Group Certificate
    (or a copy of your new expiry date from importing a previous certificate)
  • Criminal Record and Vulnerable Sector Checks
    (Swift residents can complete the paperwork at the detachment)
  • 2 pieces of Government issue I.D
  • Completed Safe Places Application Form
    (also available at the Swift Current detachment)