ETTU Executive Board Appoints Senga THOMSON as Welfare Officer

The ETTU Executive Board has appointed Senga THOMSON as the new ETTU Welfare Officer.

Serving in a voluntary and advisory capacity, the Welfare Officer acts as a key point of contact for any concerns related to harassment, abuse, or general well-being. The role focuses on promoting safeguarding principles across European table tennis and ensuring that anyone in need of advice or support is directed to the appropriate channels.

“I am honoured to take up such an important role with the European Table Tennis Union. I look forward to using my experiences to ensure all member associations feel safe, respected and supported within the sport,” said ETTU Welfare Officer Senga THOMSON.

Through this appointment, ETTU reinforces its commitment to maintaining a safe, respectful, and supportive environment for all athletes, officials, and members of the European table tennis community.

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