As of the 5th of January 2026, we are an official charity (CIO) registered in England and Wales which is a huge step forward in our mission to support young people aged 18-30 with real and relevant careers advice that reflects today’s world of work. What started off one summer with a webinar being hosted in our co-founder's bedroom has now transformed into a mission to support, guide and empower the next generation of the West Midlands.

What makes Next Generation Hub so different? How do we actually support young people? What are the "3 Pillars"? Well, these are all valid questions and let's delve deeper to get your questions answered.

We’ve submitted our application to become a UK-registered charity — a major step in our mission to provide real, relevant careers advice for young people. Our model centres youth voice, shared ownership, and collaboration with educators and local partners. If approved, this will unlock new opportunities to build inclusive spaces—online and offline—where career education reflects the realities of today’s working world. The old system is outdated. We’re here to change that.

September 2024, NextGenHub has been on a mission to transform how young people navigate their early careers. Founded by Kane Abbott and Rayaan Farah, we’re excited to welcome new trustees Feldon Haynes, Dillon Considine, and Luke Tatchell, each bringing unique experience and passion for youth empowerment. Now a registered charity, NextGenHub is driving youth-led change and creating innovative pathways to career success. Join us in building a brighter future for young talent.