National House Project
A Milestone Achievement!
Posted 24th September 2025
We’re thrilled to share that the West Sussex House Project has successfully completed its first Regulation 32 Quality of Support Review!
21 young people took part in our feedback survey, and we’re proud to say that every single one reported:
✅ Their voices were heard
✅ They were involved in decision-making
✅ They have positive relationships with their facilitators
This is a huge testament to the hard work and dedication of our team – and, most importantly, the strength and engagement of the young people themselves. ?
Here’s to continuing to grow, listen, and make a difference together! ? #WestSussexHouseProject #YouthVoice #QualitySupport
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