UPCOMING PROJECTS
These are the projects where the construction industry comes together to make a difference right now.
Our upcoming projects support construction workers and their families facing illness, injury or serious hardship. Each one relies on volunteers, partners and supporters who are willing to step forward, give their time and use their skills to help someone through a tough chapter.
Whether you are a construction worker, a supplier, a business partner or simply someone who wants to help, there is a place for you on a Band of Builders project. From hands-on practical work to donating materials, plant, tools or services, every contribution helps us deliver safe, life changing improvements to people’s homes.
By signing up, you are not just joining a building project. You are joining a community that looks after its own, supports wellbeing and proves the power of teamwork across the UK construction industry.
Take a look at the projects below, register your interest and be part of turning hardship into hope.
Our Upcoming Projects
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Volunteers Needed
Martin’s Project
VIEW DETAILSTo replace a flat roof over the kitchen at the family home of self-employed builder Martin Johnson to ensure it is warm, dry and damp-free.
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Volunteers Needed
Keren’s Project
VIEW DETAILSThree years ago, her mum Keren was diagnosed with the Alzheimer’s form of dementia.
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Volunteers Needed
James’s Project
VIEW DETAILSThe Cowley family moved into a bungalow in 2024, as their old house was no longer suitable for 11-year-old James, who has multiple complex needs – including quadriplegic cerebral palsy, malrotation, short bowel syndrome, speech and feeding difficulties, and sight impairment.
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Volunteers Needed
Jonathan’s Project
VIEW DETAILSJonathan Coleman worked as a tradesman for over 30 years until he suffered a stroke at the age of 48. Through his tireless recovery efforts, he can now walk with some aids but still cannot use his left arm or hand.
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Volunteers Needed
Amelia’s Project
VIEW DETAILSWhilst the family have applied for a Disabled Facilities Grant for the extension, this is unlikely to cover the full cost – which is where BoB is stepping in.