As part of Domestic Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month, the Centre Against Abuse [CAA] has launched a new initiative — Coaching Boys Into Men [CBIM] — which trains athletic coaches to hold guided discussions with young athletes about respect, healthy relationships, and nonviolence. A spokesperson said, “October is recognized worldwide as Domestic Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month, and Centre Against Abuse [CAA] has announced the launch of a new initiative aimed at preventing violence before it starts. The programme, Coaching Boys Into Men [CBIM], trains athletic coaches to have open guided discussions with young athletes about respect, nonviolence, and healthy relationships. “It is our desire that athletes are consistently exposed to Coaching Boys Into Men—both in schools and through extra-curricular activities—so the same healthy behaviour message is reinforced across a number of avenues. “Coaches who are interested in participating in Coaching Boys Into Men can contact CAA directly at 292-4366 or by email at info@centreagainstabuse.bm to share their interest and obtain training.