A heartfelt conversation with Surfing Sofas, aka Justin Brown, reveals how his journey through homelessness inspired him to write spoken word poetry, including a bespoke poem for EveryYouth. We sat down with Justin as he releases his latest poem, Not Just One, to mark World Homelessness Day.
EveryYouth marks Black History Month by reflecting on race, homelessness, and standing firm in power and pride with young Black people.
Read how Nathan overcame homelessness, mental health struggles and addiction with support from EveryYouth Homed. Now he’s working, living independently, and rebuilding his future.
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.
Avery shares why she’s proud of herself and why she’d help other people experiencing homelessness ‘in a heartbeat’.
Leah shares her story of overcoming youth homelessness and how she is looking forward to studying to be a mental health nurse.
Young people are increasingly living in homelessness accommodation for two to four years as private rents soar and long wait lists for social housing make it extremely tough to move out.
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.
