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Project Launch in Tameside & Stockport

18th October 2022

A new scheme has been launched in Tameside to enable young care leavers to turn a house into a home and develop the skills they need to live independently. ‘The House Project’ is a life-changing nationwide initiative that brings together groups of young care leavers, to support  them in developing life skills from property maintenance to cooking and financial management and provides them with a property to renovate – which then becomes their home.

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Project Launch in Manchester & Trafford

16th October 2022

A new scheme has been launched in Trafford to enable young care leavers to make their first home and develop the skills they need to live independently. ‘The House Project’ is a nationwide initiative that brings together groups of young care leavers, teaches them life skills from property maintenance to cooking and financial management and provides them with a property to renovate – which then becomes their home.

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Warwickshire House Project goes from strength to strength

29th September 2022

The Warwickshire House Project has received positive feedback in its annual review for 2021/22, completed by the National House Project. The report illustrates the comprehensive support provided to care leavers in the county as well as plans to develop the project in the future.

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GM Summer Day Out -Crocky Trail
GM Summer Day Out -Crocky Trail

BRO & MT Summer Day out

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Cohort 3 Graduation & BRO Ending Event
Celebrating Eoin Stein’s Incredible Marathon Fundraising for NHP
Celebrating Eoin Stein’s Incredible Marathon Fundraising for NHP

Earlier this year, Eoin Stein took on the incredible challenge of running the Chester Marathon, and in doing so, raised over £1,000 for the National House Project (NHP)! We were absolutely thrilled when his employer, Toyota, generously match-funded his efforts with an additional £1,000, bringing the total raised to £2,000.

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