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Engie - Helping Hands Project
26th July 2021
ENGIE are committed to delivering Social Value in communities where they are contractually working in. This led to the development of a partnership between the National House Project and ENGIE, who are piloting support to House Projects in two local authorities: Rotherham and Wolverhampton.
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Movement for Good Awards open for nominations!
3rd June 2021
Ecclesiastical, a financial services group that exists to give its profits to charity, open Movement for Good nominations. You can nominate the National House Project for a £1,000 award. The more nominations we get, the greater our chance of winning - please spread the word.
Our CEO's involvement with CLNM
28th May 2021
As a charity we continually strive to develop what we do and improve the experience of leaving care for young people. As professionals we have views on how this can be done but we also recognise that the greatest insight on how to improve things comes from those that have experienced what we provide.
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Providing Dignity: Our Ongoing Partnership with Madlug
Strong partnerships help us create better opportunities for care experienced young people. That's why we're delighted to continue our partnership with Madlug, a social enterprise whose mission closely aligns with our own.
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We're taking part in Run Reigate!
On the 20th September 2026, we're taking part in Run Reigate to raise funds that help care-experienced young people live connected and fulfilling lives through the House Project community.
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Expression of Interest open: Showcase Your Practice at Our Joint National Event This November!
The NLCBF has opened expressions of interest for 'Show and Share' presentations at this year's United for Change for Care Leavers event. Delivered in partnership with NHP, the event will showcase innovative practice and bring the sector together to drive positive change for care-experienced young people.
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