Nicholas Connolly, CEO of EveryYouth, responds to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ proposed employment scheme at the Labour Party Conference, outlining why young people need meaningful, long-term opportunities.
Maia was made homeless after a family breakdown but found stability through EveryYouth’s Future Builders programme. With affordable rent and support, she saved for her own place, is studying IT, and is now excited about her future.
Leah shares her story of overcoming youth homelessness and how she is looking forward to studying to be a mental health nurse.
We explain how telling your story can inspire others, influence services, and shift public perception. Whether you’ve just started counselling or finished college, your voice can help shape the future of youth support.
Lydia shares how reaching out for help boosted her confidence and gave her the direction she needed to look forward to the future.
Lou shares how she overcome abuse, instability, and homelessness with support – and how she’s now pursuing a career in music.
Sophie shares how her love for animals is helping her build confidence, life skills, and a path towards work after experiencing homelessness.
Young people moving into council housing face ludicrous setup costs leaving many in debt, poverty, or without basic housing essentials.
EveryYouth calls on the Government to invest in the young people in rural England who are desperate to leave homelessness behind.
Join EveryYouth this Pride Month in supporting LGBTQ+ young people facing homelessness. Learn, act, and help create a safer future for all.
