the perpertrators and the victims are often young people.

The reasons for the phenomenon are diverse, but difficult home life, peer pressure and drug and alcohol abuse are contributing factors.

In the September issue of RG , which is available in tomorrow's newspaper Senior Writer John Burchall talks to Kit Swainson, executive director of the Coaltion for the Protection of Children about two programmes -- Fresh Start and Heart Math -- that are aimed at helping young people to better manage their stress and anger.

Also in this month's issue, we take an in-depth look at Women's Health in light of several organisations that are focused on women's health issues.

Meanwhile, Tommy Aitchison profiles Robbie Cook, 76, who swam for Bermuda as a 15-year-old at the 1948 Olympic games in London. Cook is a keen sportsman who still runs, mountain bikes and plays golf.

Reggae fans will love our exclusive interview with legend Bunny Wailer who returns to Bermuda to play the concert that was washed out last July. He sits down with writer Kim Dismont Robinson to talk a bit about his past glory and future prospects.

All of this and more in the September issue of RG available with tomorrow's newspaper.