The Manchester, Bury and Trafford team are First Aid qualified!

Posted 30th March 2026

✅ Our Team is First Aid Ready!

At The House Project, the wellbeing of the young people we support is at the heart of everything we do. The BMT team have all completed and passed their First Aid training! This ensures our staff are equipped with the skills and confidence to respond quickly and effectively in any emergency situation.

💙 Empowering Young People at The House Project!
Safety and independence go hand in hand. That’s why we don’t just train our staff in First Aid—we also work alongside agencies that run First Aid sessions for young people.

Our goal is to empower care-experienced young people with practical life skills that build confidence and prepare them for the future. First Aid is one of those essential skills that can make a real difference in everyday life.

If you’re interested in becoming a qualified first aider or want to learn more, please get in touch with us. Let’s work together to create safer, stronger communities!

💙 Safety first, always.

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