AYSO 159 serving Los Alamitos - Rossmoor - Seal Beach

Safety

A MESSAGE FROM THE SAFETY DIRECTOR

The SAFETY of our players is of utmost importance. We aim to provide a safe and nurturing environment where children can play and have FUN.

We do this by ensuring that all volunteers are trained and certified for the job they do. By requiring background checks and safety training, volunteers are better prepared to ensure the safety of our children.

If you have any questions or concerns about any safety aspects of Region 159, please contact the Safety Director at [email protected]

STAY SAFE OUT THERE!

INCIDENT REPORT FORM

Incident Report Form

Submit your complete Incident Report to our Safety Director at
[email protected]

SAFETY INFORMATION

Safe Haven Policies

Safe Haven Policies

SAFETY DIRECTOR

Georgette Fulton
[email protected]

CONTACT INFORMATION UPDATE

Reminder to keep your contact information current both with the coach (IN CASE OF EMERGENCY) and with the region.

Concussion Awareness

CDC Concussion Awareness

USSF Concussion Video Recognize to Recover - Concussion initiative

NO PETS ON AYSO FIELDS

AYSO soccer is a family event and because many people consider their pets to be members of the family they are inclined to bring them along to our fields for either practices or games.

It is important to remember that for safety reasons, PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON AYSO FIELDS.

Properly registered service animals are generally exempt from the policy. The law narrowly defines service animals as any dog that is trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a physical or mental disability.

Emotional support animals do not qualify as service animals under the ADA, the California Unruh Civil Rights Act nor the Disabled Persons Act.

If a parent or spectator refuses to remove the dog from the field after being asked, referees will be advised to suspend the game if the pet is not removed from the field of play.

Please click here for more information from AYSO National

Thank you for your support and understanding.