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How your donation makes a difference

Right now people like you are helping to fund many projects across London. There are tight controls on how we spend most of the money we get, so your donations are vital.

All of the projects below need your help. We believe they are just as vital as building homes and without your donations we just wouldn't be able to run them.

An in2work advisor discusses employment with a manIn2Work
In2Work is our very own employment service. In2Work lets unemployed tenants meet local employers, helps them write application forms and CVs and offers voluntary work placements.
A young man with a trowelConstruction Training Initiative (CTI)
In 1995 we set up the CTI employment scheme. It's an innovative construction training scheme, which linked our unemployed tenants with builders desperately looking for people willing to train in an understaffed industry.
Children at a learning clubLearning club
Learning has never been cool, but it's always been important. Our learning club is giving kids peace, quiet, time and help in getting up to speed on their homework and the best possible chance of success for the future.
Four boys wearing boxing gloves pose for a photographNon-contact boxing
Together with our volunteers, we've created a non-contact fitness programme which teaches young people fitness, and aims to give them more confidence in themselves.
A teenager sits proudly astride his bikeBike projects
Our bike projects have helped over 1,000 young people learn essential skills and get healthy by giving them something to care about.
Kealy on the Reason music courseReason music course
The music course which we ran at Drayton Bridge gathered budding musicians together with a qualified tutor to teach them one of the most popular music programs around: Reason.
“We offer free, professional and independent money advice”Money advice

In 2005 we launched a debt counselling scheme for tenants who needed professional help in reducing their debt levels. The scheme has already helped 100s of people and continues to go from strength to strength.

 

 

More information

If you're interested in finding out more about the projects we support, get in touch. You can either use the contact us form, email fundraising@nhhg.org.uk or give us a call on 020 8357 5333.