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Newsletter January 2021
29th January 2021
Happy New Year and welcome to our first newsletter of 2021. We hope you are continuing to keep safe and well during the pandemic.
The National House Project Annual Report 2020/21
23rd January 2021
The National House Project Annual Report 2020/21. This year will be remembered by many for reasons relating to Covid19 and the restrictions to everyday living for the general population. Whilst these factors have undoubtedly impacted on young people leaving care across the country their transitions into independent living have not stopped and we have seen incredible work undertaken by Local House Projects (LHP) in England and Scotland and more significantly by young people who have achieved so much in the past year.
CYPNow Feature Article - Making a house into a home
2nd December 2020
The National House Project works with councils to support young people in care to move into their own homes. Jo Stephenson spoke to staff and participants to find out how it works and the difference i...
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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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