Making Generation R

MGR is joining the nation in celebrating the Coronation of King Charles III. We wish you a happy weekend.

As one of our longest running speakers, Luke has inspired so many young people. Thank you Luke for sharing your story recently at Edgbarrow School. Your audience absolutely loved it! #storytelling

July 2019 we found out our MGR speakers' stories reached 30,481 young people, front line workers and members of the military community. This brought the total audience number to a jaw dropping 53, 487 since starting in 2016. For more photos head over to our other platforms.

MGR speakers Charmaine & Mick delivered a very special session @ChelmerValleyHS "I learnt it is better to let someone know you are not ok than protect people from knowing!" Student feedback. WOW! Thank you both for inspiring and supporting through the gift of storytelling.

Head over to our other social platforms to read about 2018 and a look at some other memory lane photos like this wonderful one of our trainers!!! #MakingGenerationR

Our journey continues into 2017! More speakers, more stories to share to a growing audience. The feedback was tremendous, the programme was evolving. The future looked exciting! Head over to our other social platforms for more photos. #MakingGenerationR

"My group come from a wide variety of backgrounds. Biggest benefits of this talk would be compassion and acceptance." (leader feedback)

MGR speaker Paul spoke to students @PilgrimLincs earlier in the month sharing his story of resilience and over coming his adversity to continue a career that he loves. Could finding what you love to do, evolve into one of your coping strategies? #storytelling #resilience

7 years ago a group of people came together for the very first training session of Making Generation R! Over the next few weeks we will be journeying through the years, looking at some standout moments. Join us on our other social channels for more memories. #MakingGenerationR

Jack spoke at Central Bedfordshire College about ways we cope with challenges and the helpful strategies we use. Discussions are a great way of creating shared knowledge – if your usual go-to coping strategy isn’t working, why not ask a friend what they do and give it a try?