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Homeless services for young people are a lifeline but they are not a long-term solution. In order to invest in their futures, young people need to believe they can leave institutional care behind and stand on their own two feet.
Unfortunately the extremely limited supply of social housing means the young people we support often face overwhelming financial barriers to securing a home. For many, living independently feels like an impossible dream.
EveryYouth Homed helps young people to overcome practical and financial barriers and leave homelessness behind.
We provide young people with the financial support they need to overcome the prohibitive upfront costs of securing a tenancy and supply the basics that make a house a home.
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Last year, 136,000 young people faced homelessness.
1644
young people moved into their own home
4165
young people that have received housing support
£22 can provide a young person with an hour of support with our dedicated housing team who will help them find a home of their own and escape homelessness for good.
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“Unhoused young people can overcome challenges, develop skills and gain employment but if they cannot find safe, secure and affordable accommodation, their lives remain on hold. EveryYouth Homed is a springboard which helps young people overcome practical and financial hurdles to securing a home”
Nick Connolly, CEO of EveryYouth
SHINING STORIES
Read Sallie's reflections on her difficult childhood, homelessness and her future plans to work with children and young people.
Andrew shares his story with insecure housing, sofa-surfing and emergency accommodation for Pride Month.
Kiera explores her journey to living independently with the help of EveryYouth and her hopes for the future.