wienerberger pilot programme supports care‑experienced young people into construction careers
Posted 15th April 2026
wienerberger UK & Ireland has successfully delivered the first pilot of its Trades of Tomorrow programme in partnership with The National House Project and the Greater Manchester Youth Network, bringing together care-experienced young people to explore opportunities in the construction sector. The three-day programme combined hands-on workshops, education visits and a live site experience, supporting young people to build confidence and gain insight into the range of careers available within the industry.
For The National House Project, the programme reflects the importance of creating meaningful, practical opportunities that connect care-experienced young people with real-world career pathways and trusted employer partners. Following the success of this pilot, there are plans to further develop and expand the initiative.
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