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Merry Christmas Everyone
21st December 2021
IT'S HERE! Strictly may have finished but The National House Project Team are looking forward to doing the tour... or maybe NOT. Clearly singing & dancing are not on our Job Descriptions! Happy viewing & MERRY XMAS EVERYONE!
The Big Give Christmas Challenge: help care leavers achieve their hopes and dreams!
30th November 2021
This year The National House Project will take part in the Big Give Christmas Challenge Campaign. From Tuesday 30th November to Tuesday 7th December the Charity will seek donations which will be matched funded by the Big Give.
CEO dons Santa suit and running shoes for care leavers charity
18th November 2021
Mark Warr thought he’d put away his trainers for the summer but has decided to dust them off for a brand-new festive fundraising run, taking place at Apollo Buckingham Health Science Campus, Crewe on Saturday 27th November. The Run will be in aid of the Charity he heads, The National House Project, a unique charity helping young people on their journey from leaving care.
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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.
Read moreMiles, 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
Read morePrinceBuild 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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