National House Project
Josh Miller
House Project Facilitator
Facilitators work directly with young people, run regular group sessions and help young people develop positive relationship that enables them to live successfully in their homes
Josh is currently working with The House Project on secondment from Great Places in Trafford. Before this Josh was working with young adults at a supported accommodation in Trafford since November 2019. Before this, Josh worked as a teaching assistant in a pupil referral unit.
Josh has a passion for sports and has undertaken a year of study at Leeds University in BA(Hons) Physical Education. Josh is excited to take his varied experience into helping The House Project Manchester to grow and develop in order to provide the best possible environment for care experienced young people to be the best versions of themselves they can be, and – most crucially – to have their voices heard at every stage of every process that affects their lives.
Latest News
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Three Fundraising Events for NHP
Join us in Supporting Care Leavers: Three Exciting Fundraising Events at NHP. Kicking off our fundraising series next week, is an inspiring ultra-marathon run by none other than Sam Ankers, a dedicated staff member at NHP. Sam's determination to make a meaningful impact exemplifies the spirit of our cause.
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NHP Annual report 2022-2023 is here!
This is our fourth year as a Charity and whilst many will remember it for the impact of national and international events on their daily living, young people leaving care will also remember it for the significant event of moving in to their first home.
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E.ON supporting care leavers in Coventry
Energy supplier E.ON has stepped in to provide support and supplies for young people who are supported by Coventry’s House Project to live independently. The Project supports young people to leave care, as they build confidence and gain independence, whilst living in their own home.
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