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EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATIONšŸ–¤

Creating change across the South Coast, ensuring every young person has access to opportunities & supportšŸ¤

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Introducing Next Gen Role Model Jim Roberson šŸˆ  Jim Roberson’s journey is a powerful example of how education can transf...
13/02/2026

Introducing Next Gen Role Model Jim Roberson šŸˆ

Jim Roberson’s journey is a powerful example of how education can transform lives, open doors, and create lasting opportunity. Born in New York, Jim’s early experiences as a young athlete, including becoming the first African American student at Bronxville High School, shaped his belief that education is the foundation for ambition, resilience, and success. These formative years continue to inform his work, grounding his approach in lived experience, empathy, and an unwavering belief in young people.

Highly respected across the education sector, Jim has built a reputation as a thought leader and changemaker whose work has had a profound impact on the lives of countless young people. Drawing on practical experience as an Assistant Headteacher alongside years of coaching American football, he delivers training that is thought-provoking, relevant, and deeply sincere. His style cuts through theory, connecting with young people and professionals alike in a way that is honest, motivating, and transformative.

At the heart of Jim’s work is genuine care. He works alongside young people to help them recognise their worth, develop discipline and self-belief, and achieve what they are truly capable of. As a Next Gen Role Model, Jim brings decades of experience in education, mentoring, and youth development. Through his passion and credibility, he plays a vital role in supporting Next Gen’s mission to create opportunity, inspire ambition, and help young people realise their full potential. šŸ¤

We’re incredibly grateful to Comserv for their investment in our What Is Love? Programme. šŸ’œFollowing a successful pilot ...
12/02/2026

We’re incredibly grateful to Comserv for their investment in our What Is Love? Programme. šŸ’œ

Following a successful pilot workshop, this vital programme is now being rolled out across Portsmouth, Havant, Fareham and Gosport throughout this year, reaching more young people with a powerful session centred on healthy relationships, awareness, and the real conversations they need.

Thank you, Comserv, for believing in this work and for helping us create safer, more informed futures for young people across our communities.

Introducing Next Gen Role Model Charlotte Simonsen🩷  Charlotte Simonsen is a graphic designer and brand strategist with ...
11/02/2026

Introducing Next Gen Role Model Charlotte Simonsen🩷

Charlotte Simonsen is a graphic designer and brand strategist with over a decade of experience helping businesses show up confidently, authentically, and with impact. Known for creating bold, personality-packed brands, Charlotte works with businesses to transform the ā€œthat’ll doā€ branding into identities that truly reflect who they are and who they want to reach.

With more than 10 years shaping visual identities and 7 years working within the digital landscape, Charlotte’s approach goes far beyond aesthetics. Her work is rooted in strategic thinking, ensuring every brand not only looks good but works hard & helping customers connect faster, marketing perform better, and businesses grow stronger. She believes that when a visual identity reflects real expertise, confidence follows naturally.

As a Next Gen Role Model, Charlotte brings both professional expertise and lived experience from her own personal journey. She supports young people to build confidence, find their voice, and understand the power of self-expression and creativity. Through her work, she helps them recognise their strengths, communicate their ideas with clarity, and see creative skills as a viable, valuable pathway for the future, aligning closely with Next Gen’s mission to empower the next generation to show up boldly and believe in their potential. 🪩

Jake & Keshia were back at Fair Ways Schools delivering our Digital Footprint workshops, sharing their own lived experie...
10/02/2026

Jake & Keshia were back at Fair Ways Schools delivering our Digital Footprint workshops, sharing their own lived experiences and helping students understand how to avoid the path of chaosšŸ“±

The sessions focused on encouraging young people to be mindful of their online presence, while exploring the real impact that online abuse and blackmail can have on a student’s mental health and wellbeing.

Thank you to for funding these important conversations and supporting safer, more informed futures for young people.

Introducing Role Model Luke Delahunty šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§ .delahunty Luke Delahunty is a double Invictus Games athlete and former RAF Reg...
09/02/2026

Introducing Role Model Luke Delahunty šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§ .delahunty

Luke Delahunty is a double Invictus Games athlete and former RAF Regiment Gunner whose journey is rooted in resilience, determination, and the power of reframing adversity. After serving eight years in the Royal Air Force as a Senior Aircraftman, Luke’s life changed dramatically following a motorbike accident in 1996 that left him paralysed from the chest down.

Rather than allowing this moment to define his limits, Luke found new purpose through sport. He went on to specialise in rowing and hand-cycling, competing at the Invictus Games in Toronto in 2017 and again in 2017. His achievements stand as a powerful testament to strength, adaptability, and the mindset required to keep moving forward when life takes an unexpected turn.

As a role model, Luke brings lived experience into every space he enters. His story challenges young people to rethink what is possible, even in the face of significant setbacks, and encourages them to approach life with courage, discipline, and self-belief.

Luke’s presence shows young people that setbacks do not define futures. Through honesty, leadership, and example, he inspires others to raise their aspirations, make informed choices, and understand that strength is not the absence of struggle, but the decision to keep going.🌟

Stronger together šŸ¤     Great to come together with Mountjoy, Motiv8 and The Parenting Network as plans begin to take sh...
06/02/2026

Stronger together šŸ¤

Great to come together with Mountjoy, Motiv8 and The Parenting Network as plans begin to take shape for something really special.

A huge thank you to Simon & Kirsty from Mountjoy for your continued support and generosity to all three organisations, collaboration like this makes a real difference.

Working together to support our charities, CICs and most importantly, our young people and families šŸ–¤

We’re incredibly proud to share that Keshia and Leah have been nominated at the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Awards 2...
05/02/2026

We’re incredibly proud to share that Keshia and Leah have been nominated at the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Awards 2026 šŸ†

•Keshia has been nominated for the Working in Partnership Award
•Leah has been nominated for the Youth Engagement Award

These nominations are a powerful reflection of the dedication and care they pour into supporting young people and strengthening our communities every single day.

To be recognised alongside so many individuals and organisations working to make Hampshire and the Isle of Wight a safer, better place to live and work is truly special, and we couldn’t be prouder.

No matter the outcome on the night, this recognition already speaks volumes about the impact being created through partnership, belief and genuine commitment to young people.

Join us in celebrating Keshia and Leah!šŸ–¤

04/02/2026

Hear from AtkinsRĆ©alis: Part Three šŸŽ„

In this clip, Esther and Leanne share their experience of watching Next Gen delivering sessions in schools & seeing our role models engage with young people, creating spaces where students feel confident to speak and get involved.

They speak on how powerful it is to witness the real impact of AtkinsRĆ©alis’ investment, not just in numbers, but in the vital conversations and changed perspectives.

This is what partnership looks like when values align.
This is what impact looks like when it’s done properly.

We’re incredibly grateful to AtkinsRĆ©alis for believing in our mission and backing the work that truly makes a difference šŸ™

Interested in becoming a Next Gen CIC sponsor?
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When young people are supported, everything changes.At Politely Rebellious Next Gen CIC, your donations help us show up ...
03/02/2026

When young people are supported, everything changes.

At Politely Rebellious Next Gen CIC, your donations help us show up for young people when it matters most through mentoring, workshops and role models who truly understand their world. Every contribution helps create safe spaces, raise aspirations and remind young people that their future is worth fighting for.

Your support helps us:
• Reach more young people who need guidance
• Deliver impactful school workshops
• Provide consistent 1:1 mentoring
• Build confidence, resilience and belief

Donate today via politelyrebellious.co.uk/pages/donate
& share this post to help us reach furtheršŸ–¤

If you believe in opportunity, early intervention and young people having someone in their corner, this is your chance to make a difference. Together, we are empowering the next generation. šŸ¤

Role Model Kosh back at Springfield delivering our anti-racism sessions to Year 11šŸ«  Can you believe we’ve already reach...
02/02/2026

Role Model Kosh back at Springfield delivering our anti-racism sessions to Year 11šŸ« Can you believe we’ve already reached over 350 young people this year?

January has been an incredible month of powerful conversations, learning, and reflection. We’re so proud to see young people engaging, challenging ideas, and taking steps to create a more inclusive future. šŸ’Ŗ

The work continues.... here’s to inspiring even more change in the months ahead!

Many of us at Next Gen are here because, at some point, an educator saw us often before we fully saw ourselves. Teachers...
29/01/2026

Many of us at Next Gen are here because, at some point, an educator saw us often before we fully saw ourselves. Teachers who showed up with care, belief and consistency, even when life outside the classroom felt anything but stable.

Keshia’s journey is a powerful reminder of why Next Gen exists. Many moons ago, she was a student at St Luke’s Secondary, where her drama teacher Victoria Adams and English teacher Trina Treharne became true role models, supporting and believing in her, even during some of the most challenging moments of her life.

After time out of school and a disrupted journey that included a period at King Richard’s in Paulsgrove, Keshia was also fortunate to be guided by the legendary Jim Roberson, another educator who showed up with dedication and belief when it mattered most.

Fast forward to this week, and this moment feels truly full circle. Getting to stand alongside, thank and now work with these incredible educators through Next Gen is beyond words. This is what happens when young people are met with compassion, patience and care. It changes lives.

This is why we do what we do. For the young people navigating complex journeys today, and for the educators who never stop showing up for the next generation šŸ†āœØ

A big day across Fairways Schools on MondayšŸ“± .ways Keshia and Ricky visited 3 of the 4 Fairways schools in one day, deli...
28/01/2026

A big day across Fairways Schools on MondayšŸ“± .ways

Keshia and Ricky visited 3 of the 4 Fairways schools in one day, delivering our Digital Footprint sessions, focused on empowering young people to take back control of their online presence and make informed choices in the digital world.

It was a fantastic day with huge impact. One young person shared at the end of the session: ā€œIt was so great to be able to talk as part of a group. It’s really helped my confidence.ā€

This is why these conversations matter. Thank you to the OPCC for funding such vital topics šŸ™

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