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Southeast Asia Regional Anti-Doping Organisation

Online Learning

Register on ADEL to access anti-doping education for athletes, coaches, parents, and medical professionals. Parents can also download a guide on clean sport and supplement safety.

Last updated on 4 September 2026

Anti-Doping e-Learning platform (ADEL)

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The latest version of Anti-Doping Education and Learning Platform (ADEL) (opens in new tab) was launched in January 2021. Via the ADEL platform, WADA provides education and learning opportunities for the anti-doping community worldwide; including: athletes, coaches, parents, medical professionals and more. Additionally, on ADEL, anti-doping practitioners will be able to find learning opportunities to help them carry out their roles; and, resources to support development of their anti-doping programs.

New users can register here (opens in new tab)

More information can also be found on ADEL page of WADA’s website (opens in new tab) and/or on the ADEL helpdesk (opens in new tab)

Parent's Guide to Support Clean Sport

A smiling man holds a child on his back while carrying a soccer ball, with text reading "Parents' Guide to Support Clean Sport."

An anti-doping reference guide/booklet for parents [PDF, 2.96 MB] (opens in new tab) seeking more information to ensure healthy athletic development and prevent the use of performance enhancing substances. This resource is relevant to parents of all levels of athletes from beginner to elite.

Parents play a key role in forming athletes’ attitudes to doping and athletes often turn to them for advice. Topics such as healthy sport cultures, nutrition, the risks of supplements, and doping risk factors are outlined, and links to websites where parents can find further useful information are suggested.