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Our training resources have been refreshed to include awareness of both children and adult risks, and the World Tennis Safeguarding Essentials training package is now available via the World Tennis Academy. Player care World Tennis's Player Care team supports the mental health and wellbeing of players who compete on our six tours. Mental health first aid resources are now available via the World Tennis Academy to improve awareness among coaches, administrators and other non- clinicians of how to identify and respond to a mental health emergency. World Tennis is holding the second Tennis Mental Health Summit in Orlando, Florida in December, inviting representatives from stakeholders across tennis. Issues of elite player mental health will be considered in a cross- organisational setting, and the summit will focus on setting unified priorities and standards. The Player Care Programme also supports players on and off the court with travel security advice, career transition help, financial guidance, and social media abuse. Anti-doping and anti-corruption World Tennis delegated responsibility for the Tennis Anti-Doping Programme to the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) in 2022. We remain the Signatory for the sport of tennis to the World Anti-Doping Code (WADA Code) and monitor ITIA's compliance with WADA standards. The Tennis Anti-Corruption Programme is also the responsibility of the ITIA, in which World Tennis is an equal partner alongside the WTA, ATP and four Grand Slam tournaments. We have a Member Director seat on ITIA's Tennis Integrity Supervisory Board and are We run certification programmes that set the global standards for tennis equipment, courts and on-court technology. 52 We Are World Tennis 2026 l Integrity & Governance