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The Little League® A Safety Awareness Program (ASAP) is a part of the organization's Child Protection program and provides local leagues with direction for best practices designed to make the Little League experience enjoyable and healthy for all participants.
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What are the DA Standards?
There are a minimum of eight D.A. standards designed to sustain and enhance a District Administrator’s ability to support and lead the local leagues he or she has been elected…
D.A. Standards for Exceptional Leadership and Volunteer Service
There are a minimum of eight D.A. standards designed to sustain and enhance a District Administrator’s ability to support and lead the local leagues he or she has been elected…
Prepare
Preparing for the season includes the administrative responsibilities associated with operating your local league. Among these tasks are chartering for the coming season; election of the Board of Directors to…
Little League® District Travel Program FAQs
All children are welcome on the Little League® field. As we look to provide more opportunities to support the baseball and softball players in our communities, the Little League® District…
League Officials
A strong volunteer base is at the center of every successful Little League program.
Resources
Forms Find all the forms you will need to run your local league Baseball program, including ASAP, tournament, insurance, volunteer, awards, and more. Learn More Operating Tips View tips that…
Resources
Forms Find all the forms you will need to run your local league Softball program, including ASAP, tournament, insurance, volunteer, awards, and more. Learn More Promotions & Publications Access the…
How to Handle an Injured Player, Returning to Play After Injury
If a Little Leaguer® is injured during a game, practice, or other league-approved activity that may or may not require medical attention, league officials (manager/coach, Safety Officer, Player Agent, etc.)…
Don’t Let This Happen: Not Delegating Created an Administrative Nightmare
At Little League® International in Williamsport, Pa., and at our Regional Offices, calls and emails come in all year long about different situations that are happening at some of our…
May a local Little League program, chartered for the current season, organize, and host a meeting whereby league officials and coaches are required to attend for the purpose of completing abuse awareness training? What is suggested for those volunteers required to attend abuse awareness training, but unable to attend the meeting?
As we continue to adapt the Little League Child Protection Program and the new requirement in 2024 for all league personnel to complete Abuse Awareness Training, we feel it is…