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Care Leavers as Energy Champions Project
18th October 2022
The National House Projects’ fight against fuel poverty continues as they launch the ‘Care leavers as Energy Champions Project’, funded through the Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme. This energy project aims to inform, educate and raise awareness of energy efficiencies by providing intensive support with lasting solutions so that this vulnerable group can avoid fuel poverty and sustain their tenancies.
Commercial partner Reconomy has reaffirmed its commitment to the pioneering Wolverhampton House Project
17th December 2020
Reconomy has reaffirmed its commitment to a pioneering programme that is providing support and accommodation for young care leavers. The Wolverhampton House Project is a partnership between The City of Wolverhampton Council, The National House Project and Reconomy, the UK’s leading provider of outsourced waste management and resource-led services.
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PrinceBuild partnership raises vital funds for Peterborough Local House Project and NHP
We are delighted to celebrate the generous support of PrinceBuild, whose partnership with Peterborough Local House Project (LHP) and NHP has helped raised more than £19,000 to create opportunities, experiences and practical support for care-experienced young people in Peterborough.
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Creating Opportunity: Partners Come Together to Create Better Outcomes for Care Experienced Young People
On the 13th of August 2026, partners came together in Stirling for our Pathways to Participation: Built by Us event, a day celebrating the leadership, participation and ambition of care-experienced young people across the House Project community.
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Going the Distance: Our Partnership with Reconomy
Reconomy's partnership demonstrates how businesses can create impact in multiple ways - from fundraising and employee volunteering to skills-based mentoring, employability programmes and strategic investment.
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