Creating Effective Generations

We are proud to welcome our new lived-experience mentor, Rachel Bowden ✨

From a challenging childhood to rebuilding her life with strength and resilience, Rachel now uses her journey to empower young people.

She’ll be delivering honest, impactful sessions on exploitation awareness, relationships, safety, confidence and self-worth.

We’re so lucky to have her on the team 💙

📚 We had lots of fun at Birchfields Primary School ! Our mentors delivered knife crime awareness workshops to their year five and six.

👏 With fun activities and lived experience insight we taught the young people about the dangers of knife crime, how to stay safe, positive / negative influences and the importance of asking for support.

✏️ The pupils at Birchfields were wonderful. They listened well and engaged in all aspects of the workshop, asking questions and offering interesting perspectives.

🩺 We were delighted to be joined by who also delivered workshops with the Birchfield’s pupils around first aid and responding to knife crime injuries in the moment.

✅ We are delighted to announce that we have launched our Knife Crime Awareness Youth Workshops!

😁 We are really excited to be a part of the campaign, lead by to raise awareness and understanding of youth violence and knife crime across South Manchester.

🏫 We were so impressed by the young pupils at St Mary’s Primary. They engaged wonderfully with the workshop and gave lots of great feedback.

Black brilliance is everywhere, in your elevators, on your roads, in your hospitals, and even your gaming consoles.
This Black History Month, let’s celebrate the inventors who changed the world 🌍✨

Sometimes friendships can be challenging, it’s important to recognise how you feel in your friendships.⚠️

Spot the signs early 🔎
Share your concerns with them👌

We are delighted to announce our new female lived experience mentor April Jordan.

April grew up on a council estate in Little Hulton, surrounded by poverty, crime, violence, substance abuse, and grooming gangs. She was excluded from school, never finished, and even went through a stint of sofa surfing.

But against all odds April persevered! She enrolled herself in courses, studied an apprenticeship, worked in social housing, then property development, and eventually found herself traveling the world with several companies.

Now April is passionate about supporting other young people and eager to share her wisdom. We are very excited to have her as part of our team and look forward to seeing the positive impact she will have.

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Here are some ideas for you to grow your wealth as a young person💡

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Supporting young people can look different based on many circumstances. 🏥👮👨‍🏫

It’s important to understand our individual approaches to supporting young people and ensure that they feel seen, acknowledged and valued. ✅