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DIGITAL ACCESS MUST BE SEEN AS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE
2nd October 2020
A government scheme which supports care leavers with internet access and digital devices is set to come to an end next month. Here, care leaver Luke Fox explains the impact that this decision will hav...
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Keep Care Leavers Connected - Campaign and Petition!
29th September 2020
An update from Rosie Blackett, Young Peoples Participation and Development Worker.As the world continues to battle coronavirus, The National House Project (NHP) continues to work tirelessly in support...
Exciting Job Opportunity: We are looking for a Business Administrator Apprentice
28th August 2020
This vacancy is reserved for people who have experienced being in care.Do you have a desire to make a difference to the lives of young people in, and leaving care? The National House Project Charity i...
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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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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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Celebrating Success at the Frontline Awards
In May, we were proud to attend the Frontline Awards to celebrate Coventry City Council’s Pathways service winning the Multi-Agency Partnership of the Year award. Funded by the Rayne Foundation, the Pathways programme brings together a number of organisations, including NHP, Coram Voice and The Rees Foundation, working closely alongside the Throughcare Service, Coventry House Project and Lifelong Links. Together, the partnership supports young people leaving care to develop skills, build positive relationships, and focus on their emotional health and wellbeing. Three cohorts of young people from Coventry have now go through the Pathways Programme. Seeing the partnership recognised nationally was a fantastic moment and a powerful reflection of the impact collaborative working can have in supporting care-experienced young people.
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