2-4-1 Coach Training with CHJS

March 19, 2025 -
6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Trauma-Informed Coach Training with CHJS – FREE for all!

Join us for this transformative training experience! Dinner will be served!!

2-4-1 CARE is proud to partner with the Center for Healing and Justice through Sport (CHJS) to offer a cutting-edge trauma-informed coach training designed to equip coaches with the skills to create safe, supportive, and empowering environments for young athletes.

Led by top experts in the field, including Anthony Andino (Head of Training for CHJS), Rashawn Dally, and the 2-4-1 Team, this interactive training will help coaches of all levels understand the impact of trauma on youth development and how to use sport as a tool for healing and growth.

We look forward to welcoming up to 150 coaches from across our network—don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the best and elevate your coaching impact!

📅 Date: March 19th 6-8:30pm
📍 Location: Parker Memorial Community Center – 2621 Main St, Hartford, CT (click map for directions below)
🔗 Registration: Click HERE

Spots are limited—sign up today!

Offered in partnership with Active City and Hartford’s Department of Sports & Rec with funding from the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving.

Why This Training Matters

No matter where or how you coach—whether in rec leagues, travel programs, high schools, Little League, YMCA programs, or community sports initiatives—this training is for you. Every coach benefits from a trauma-informed approach, gaining practical strategies to better support their athletes and foster positive, inclusive environments where kids can thrive.

Through engaging, hands-on learning, you’ll walk away with new tools for your coaching toolkit, fresh insights, and an even stronger ability to connect with and inspire your athletes. And most importantly—it will be an incredibly fun and rewarding experience!

This free training is made possible thanks to funding from the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Catalyst Fund and is offered in partnership with Active City and Hartford’s Department of Parks & Recreation.

All coaches are welcome—come be part of this movement to make sports better for all kids and to help us put play back into sports!