Generational Health is a new way of thinking about legacy — one that extends beyond financial wealth to include the wellbeing of people, ecosystems, and communities.
It focuses on creating conditions today that allow future generations to thrive physically, emotionally, socially, and environmentally.

Generational Wealth focuses on what families own.
Generational Health focuses on what families sustain.

Both matter — but wealth is meaningless without a stable planet and healthy communities. Generational Health brings the missing piece into the conversation: the long-term health of our living systems.

Because the world is changing faster than our conversations.

Climate disruption, biodiversity loss, social fragmentation, and rising uncertainty will directly shape the lives of our children and grandchildren.

Generational Health gives us a framework to talk about these issues honestly — and to take practical steps toward resilience, renewal, and collective wellbeing.

No.

Generational Health is not owned by any political party or ideology.

It’s grounded in universal values: stewardship, legacy, responsibility, and care for future generations.

Everyone — regardless of background, beliefs, or identity — has a stake in a healthy planet.

The Generational Health Blueprint is built around 10 core principles. These principles offer a practical roadmap for integrating sustainability and wellbeing into everyday life.

1. Ecological Literacy
2. Living Within Planetary Means
3. Regeneration
4. Regenerative Assets
5. Planetary Health Trust
6. Family Sustainability Values
7. Next-Gen Stewardship
8. Circular Efficiency
9. Human & Ecological Resilience
10. Purposeful Giving

Three simple first steps:
1. Download the White Paper – Understand the philosophy and framework.
2. Download the Conversation Prompts – Use them to spark discussions with your family or community.
3. Choose One Principle to Start With – Begin small and build momentum.

You don’t have to be an expert. You just have to begin.

A Gen(re)GenTable is a guided group conversation — similar to a family dinner, book club, or community circle — where people of different ages gather to discuss sustainability, legacy, and the future they want to build.

It’s a simple but powerful way to spark awareness, strengthen relationships, and inspire action.

Everything you need is in the Host Kit.

Simple — sign up through Substack.
You’ll get regular updates on:
– new resources as they launch
– member stories
It’s free, inclusive, and open to all.

No. The core resources — white paper, conversation prompts, and Substack membership — are all free.

Yes! Absolutely.
Generational Health is a collective effort.
Members are invited to:
– Share their actions
– Submit stories
– Host gatherings
– Offer suggestions

Your voice helps shape the movement.

Everyone.
Parents, students, business leaders, teachers, families, neighbours, communities — anyone who believes the future is a shared project and wants to contribute to a healthier, more stable world.

The tools are designed for:
– Businesses aligning with regenerative practices
– Individuals exploring their values
– Families wanting meaningful conversations
– Schools teaching sustainability
– Community groups hosting events

Not at all.

Generational Health is designed to be accessible, human, and rooted in everyday reality. You don’t need climate expertise — just curiosity and an open heart.

The Conversation Prompts include editions designed specifically for younger generations.

You can:
– Ask for their ideas
– Invite them to share their hopes or fears
– Create small family projects
– Let them lead where they’re inspired

Young people are often the most creative and forward-thinking voices in the room.