House project is definitely worth the time
Young Person
It is helping me build my life one step at a time
Young Person
The house project is not only helping me build my life but has also give me comfort, support and friends
Young Person
They have given us an opportunity that others will not
Young Person
We enjoy the sessions it helped us make more friends
Young Person
It is very helpful and such a big opportunity. We are enjoying it, and I feel so lucky
Young Person
Young people at the heart of decision making
Their collective views and ideas drive the development of all House Projects through the Care Leavers National Movement. They meet on a regular basis to share good practice, talk about and find solutions to any challenges they are facing and to suggest new ways of doing things. They work hard, have fun and their views make a real difference to how young people leave care and move into their own homes.
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'Alan's Story' film wins EVCOM Award
We’re delighted to celebrate the fantastic news that Alan’s Story, created by Reels in Motion in partnership with NHP, has won Gold at the EVCOM Live & Film Awards 2025
Read moreCLNM Conference 2025: Interdependence in Action
The Care Leavers National Movement (CLNM) Conference 2025 brought together young people, Local House Projects (LHPs), staff and partners from across the country for a day of inspiration, connection and learning. This year’s theme, 'Interdependence', shaped every part of the event, highlighting the importance of support, collaboration and strong relationships in helping care-experienced young people thrive.
Read moreNational Care Leavers Month 2025
NHP marked a significant milestone this year by celebrating the first-ever National Care Leavers Month (NCLM) - a month-long opportunity to amplify the voices and celebrate the achievements of care leavers. Building on the success of previous National Care Leavers Weeks (NCLW), extending the celebration for a full month created more space and opportunity to recognise the accomplishments and resilience of care-experienced young people.
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