News
Our latest news from SHYPP
[05 Aug 2010]
Congratulations to Sarah Buchannan who won the Hereford Youth Award for being a ‘Young Champion’.
[30 Jul 2010]
A Herefordshire project which supports hundreds of young people every day to avoid homelessness has clinched a top award.
[21 Apr 2010]
Great day out at the 5 aside tournament at Worcester YMCA!
[22 Mar 2010]
A Herefordshire project which supports more than 250 young people each day living under the shadow of homelessness has clinched a top award.
[19 Feb 2010]
Leading west midlands housing association West Mercia Housing Group, the parent organisation of Kemble Housing, which owns and manages approximately 1,300 homes across Herefordshire, has announced the appointment of its new group chief executive designate.
[29 Jan 2010]
Ten young people from Herefordshire are designing a garden as part of the forthcoming RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2010. The young people from SHYPP (Supported housing for Young People Project) have designed a garden entitled ‘Drug Scene –‘how toxic are you?’. This will feature in the “Places of Change” Garden, the biggest-ever show garden in the history of the world-famous event. A combined effort of over 300 homeless and disadvantaged people from across the country
[20 Jan 2010]
SHYPP will shortly be launching a new, temporary, service specifically aiming to reduce the number of young people living in B&B accommodation. SHYPP hope to launch this provision at the end of January 2010
[06 Nov 2009]
Through the Foyer Federation, the young people at SHYPP have been successful in securing a small grant to start a small social enterprise selling charity cards. SHYPP’s Working Assets programme aims to create an enterprising business that raises the profile of young people who have experienced homelessness or struggled to hold down a job.
[06 Oct 2009]
SHYPP (Supported Housing for Young People Project) have opened a new a new space for young people on Bridge Street in Hereford.
[20 Apr 2009]
Young people and staff at Herefordshire SHYPP (Supported Housing for Young People Project) are rolling their sleeves up to wash as many cars as possible to raise money for St Michaels Hospice and the Borneo Volunteering project.