Thibaut Courtois, the goalkeeper for Real Madrid and the Belgian national team, has become the ambassador for a new program aimed at combating bullying among youth. This initiative was launched in response to the growing issue of violence and intimidation in schools and youth groups. Courtois believes that his visibility can help draw attention to this serious topic and inspire young people to take a stand against violence.
The program includes conducting seminars, training sessions, and educational events in schools. Courtois will collaborate with educators and psychologists to provide young people with tools to combat bullying. He emphasized the importance of creating a safe environment where everyone can feel comfortable and confident.
At a press conference dedicated to the program’s launch, Courtois shared personal stories about how he has faced pressure and criticism in his career. He noted that even professional athletes are susceptible to stress and bullying, and it is crucial to know how to handle these situations. The goalkeeper expressed hope that his experiences would inspire youth not to give up and to seek support.
Courtois also plans to organize meetings with young people where he will share his thoughts on how to cope with pressure and find support from friends and family. He believes that such personal interactions will help create a trusting atmosphere, allowing young individuals to openly discuss their issues.
The program will also include the creation of video materials and social media publications to expand its reach and engage more participants. Courtois is confident that using modern technology and media will help convey the importance of combating bullying to a wider audience.
Courtois hopes that this initiative will not only raise awareness of the issue but also serve as a catalyst for changing societal attitudes toward bullying. He believes that everyone can contribute to creating a safe environment for youth and that working together is essential to achieve this goal.
