Jen King
Facilitator
jennifer.king@midlothian.gov.uk
Facilitators work directly with young people, run regular group sessions and help young people develop positive relationship that enables them to live successfully in their homes
Jen has worked for over 20 years with young people within education/accessing education along with care experienced young people and supporting them into adulthood as part of 12+ aftercare team.
Jen is so excited to be part of Midlothian House project from the beginning and having the opportunity to connect and build relationships and watch the project and young people grow and develop.
Jen wanted to be part of the house project to help young people shape this project, share trust and faith in their abilities and watch them grow in confidence
Latest News
Reconomy Partnership in Action
Reconomy volunteers help paint a flat for a young person in Wolverhampton LHP
Read moreCelebrating two huge achievements!
NHP is celebrating two huge achievements: 600 care-experienced young people have now moved into homes of their own as part of the growing House Project community which is now made up of over 1000 young people. This achievement is about so much more than just numbers, it demonstrates a growing community of young people leaving care, living connected and fulfilling lives through developing friendships and community, and really showcases the significant difference meaningful relationships can make.
Read moreNHP shortlisted for Public Services Social Enterprise of the Year
National House Project (NHP) has been shortlisted for Public Services Social Enterprise of the Year at the UK Social Enterprise Awards 2025.
Read more