Complaints Policy

If you would like to make any comments about Lancashire's House Project or aren't happy with the support we provide.

Complaints Policy V2 06.2025

Contingency Policy

What we do when the service we provide is severely disrupted by unexpected events.

Contingency Policy V2 06.2025

Equality Policy

How we make sure we provide an inclusive service for all.

Equality Policy V2 06.2025

Missing Young Person Policy

What we do when a young person is uncontactable, away from 'placement' without authorisation, or missing from care.

Missing Young Person Policy V2 06.2025

Positive Behaviour Support

How we promote and support positive behaviour in Lancashire's House Project.

Positive Behaviour Support V2 06.2025

Safeguarding Policy 

What we do when we are worried about the welfare and safety of a young person.

Safeguarding Policy V2 06.2025

Whistleblowing Policy

If a practitioner of Lancashire's House Project has serious concerns about how we work.

Whistleblowing Policy v1 09.2023

Latest News

Latest News

CLNM peer evaluation celebrates the difference young people are making
CLNM peer evaluation celebrates the difference young people are making

The latest Care Leavers National Movement (CLNM) Peer Evaluation highlights the positive difference young people can make when they are given the opportunity to share their experiences, influence decisions and help shape the services designed to support them.

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National Care Leavers Month: Leading the Way, From Experience to Empowerment
National Care Leavers Month: Leading the Way, From Experience to Empowerment

November marks National Care Leavers Month (NCLM), a time to celebrate care-experienced young people, recognise their achievements and highlight the importance of providing the right support as they move towards adulthood.

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Big Voices, Bold Ideas and a Brighter Future: Our 2026 CLNM Conference
Big Voices, Bold Ideas and a Brighter Future: Our 2026 CLNM Conference

The 2026annual Care Leavers National Movement (CLNM) conference brought together 200 people from local authorities, Local House Projects and National House Project partner organisations to discuss how young people can be better supported as they move from care into adulthood.

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