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wienerberger pilot programme supports care‑experienced young people into construction careers

15th April 2026

We’re pleased to share the successful pilot of Trades of Tomorrow, delivered by wienerberger UK & Ireland in partnership with The National House Project and the Greater Manchester Youth Network, supporting care-experienced young people to explore careers in construction.

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Networking Event at House Project

14th April 2026

An excellent night at House Project Peterborough, our young people got to be involved in a networking event with Buckles Law, PrinceBuild, NatWest, Peterborough City Council and bestselling author Chris Wild. It was electric with mock interview's and speeches, creating opportunities like this is what the House Project prides itself on.

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House Project bricklaying at Constructed Pathways

1st April 2026

An amazing work experience opportunity for three of our young men in the House Project, getting hands on experience learning health and safety as well as bricklaying, giving real insight into the construction sector.

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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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