National House Project
Saying a big farewell and good luck
Posted 12th May 2021
This week we say goodbye to our wonderful Naz (House Project Facilitator) who is leaving us for an exciting new opportunity. Working with you has been a joy and while we will miss you, we are so happy for your progression. You have always been a hard worker and a terrific team member and no one is more deserving of this new role than you, we know you will set out on this new role with the same passion and dedication you have shown within the Wolverhampton House Project and will continue to succeed. We wish you all the best and thank you for all your support with the Wolverhampton House Project. You will be greatly missed by all and especially by all of our young people.
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