The House Project is an amazing way to support my needs as a young person preparing to leave care. I’ll be gaining skills, building friendships with other care leavers and increase my confidence to live independently. The greatest part is that I play a key role in how the space is developed from decoration of the house through to the skills I learn along the way. And best of all, I have long term support whenever I need it. Just because I may go on to live in my own space doesn’t mean I can’t still access the support just by dropping in to the house.

Young people at the heart of decision making

Their collective views and ideas drive the development of all House Projects through the Care Leavers National Movement. They meet on a regular basis to share good practice, talk about and find solutions to any challenges they are facing and to suggest new ways of doing things. They work hard, have fun and their views make a real difference to how young people leave care and move into their own homes.

Latest News

Latest News

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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Miles, Smiles & Some Famous Faces: Dave Takes on the Great North Run Representing NHP
Miles, Smiles & Some Famous Faces: Dave Takes on the Great North Run Representing NHP

We’re delighted to celebrate Dave Reynolds from Reconomy who proudly represented The National House Project during the Great North Run

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