Manchester City Council Market Place Event: The Manchester and Trafford House Project Stall

Posted 9th November 2022

The Manchester Market Place Event was a huge success and provided a fantastic platform to enable the Manchester and Trafford House Project to have an open dialogue with young people and professionals regarding the House Project as a potential accommodation offer.

The team had lots of very informative discussions, spreading awareness and knowledge of the Manchester and Trafford House Project whilst learning more about what young people would like from an accommodation offer, putting young people and their needs at the heart of the discussion.

The future of the Manchester and Trafford House Project is looking very bright, and the team are ecstatic to continue on their journey with their brand-new cohort 3, whilst being optimistic about the future as more young people are aware of the fantastic accommodation offer, we can provide.

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