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The National House Project Annual Report 2021/22

20th December 2022

The National House Project Annual Report 2021/22. "We have achieved so much this year both at an individual level and in the collective approach to developing the work of the Charity and having an influence on the wider leaving care sector." Mark Warr, CEO

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NHP awarded Homelessness project of the year – North

9th December 2022

The National House Project has been awarded Homelessness project of the year in the UK Housing Awards 2022! “This truly inspirational project has the potential to tackle intergenerational homelessness and repeat homelessness for care leavers by setting an important foundation”

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NHP partnership referenced in Suited & Booted Newsletter

7th December 2022

Suited & Booted is a charity that helps vulnerable, unemployed and low-income men into employment by providing interview clothing and interview advice. In their latest newsletter they talk about their growing relationship with NHP.

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Latest News

Latest News

Recent News

Amey Volunteers Help Transform National House Project Training Flat in Walsall
Amey Volunteers Help Transform National House Project Training Flat in Walsall

A team of five volunteers from Amey’s Walsall Street Lighting team has helped create a brighter, more welcoming space for young people at our Walsall Local House Project. 

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A residential to remember
A residential to remember

It was brilliant to take 12 of our care-experienced young people away on a activity residential to Matlock in Derbyshire, thanks to the support and generosity of PrinceBuild.

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Government adopts National House Project's approach in new Staying Close programme
Government adopts National House Project's approach in new Staying Close programme

The National House Project (NHP), a charity that has spent almost a decade developing a proven model for supporting young people leaving care, has had its approach built into the Department for Education's revised Staying Close programme. 

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