RLG PEOPLE SOLUTION

PROGRESSION

Overcome unaddressed trauma. Live a God-fearing life. Thrive in today’s world.

A personal development network for children, adolescents and adults — holistic and faith-centred, grounded in love for God, ourselves and our neighbours.

What it is

Progression is a personal development network that equips children, adolescents and adults with the knowledge, tools, support and experiences to overcome unaddressed trauma and thrive in today’s world.

The approach is holistic and faith-centred, grounded in love for God, ourselves and our neighbours.

Who it’s for

Children, adolescents and adults — from age seven right through adulthood.

Children work through six modules suited to their age. Adolescents, young adults and adults can access all ten pillars of the network.

Who it is for

Every age band, met where it is

Children

Ages 7 – 12

Character & Mindset, Health & Wellness, Education & Skills, Community & Service, Sports & Games, and Travel & Experiences.

Afro-Caribbean and Indo-Caribbean teenagers in a peer discussion group with a youth mentor

Adolescents

Ages 13 – 17

Full access to all ten pillars, guided for their stage of life.

Young adults

Ages 18 – 25

Full access to all ten pillars, with study, career and relationship focus.

A young Caribbean couple in calm conversation at home

Adults

Ages 26 – 35

Full access to all ten pillars, with family, marriage and career focus.

An Indo-Caribbean father and Afro-Caribbean mother helping their daughter with homework

Adults

Ages 36 – 45

Full access to all ten pillars, with parenting, wellbeing and wealth focus.

Caribbean professionals in their fifties mentoring younger colleagues

Adults

Ages 46 – 55

Full access to all ten pillars, with leadership, mentorship and legacy focus.

Caribbean elders of African and Indian heritage walking together in a green park

Adults

Ages 56 – 65+

Full access to all ten pillars, with health, service and experience focus.

Why it matters

What often goes unaddressed

Early trauma and deep-rooted insecurity can affect identity, self-esteem, confidence, relationships, emotional wellbeing, behaviour and the way people treat themselves and others.

Trauma left unaddressed

Difficult early experiences often go unspoken, and quietly shape how people see themselves for years afterwards.

Deep-rooted insecurity

Insecurity can settle into identity, self-esteem and confidence, making it harder to step forward.

Strained relationships

Unresolved hurt affects how people relate to family, partners, friends and colleagues.

Emotional wellbeing and behaviour

It can also show up in emotional wellbeing, behaviour and the way people treat themselves and others.

HOW PROGRESSION HELPS

Content, education, support and experiences

Through content, education, support, networking, initiatives, events and development — with practical tools, knowledge, coaching, mentorship and experiences.