Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he wants to build a more preventative government. Drawing on my own experience of homelessness, I look at what that could mean for young people.
On World Refugee Day, Omar shares his journey to the UK and reflects on the support he received, which helped him find stability.
Kenny reflects on how he found stability through EveryYouth’s Employed programme.
Mark is “flying” in his permanent job and living independently thanks to Project Flourish.
EveryYouth CEO Nicholas Connolly reflects on Alan Milburn’s interim report, exploring why youth homelessness must be recognised as a key factor in young people becoming NEET—and what needs to change to improve outcomes.
Claire has moved into her own flat and stayed with her employer for more than a year thanks to Project Flourish.
Project Flourish Lead, Michelle Blackburn, explains how the Government’s Jobs Guarantee scheme can better support young people.
Riley’s childhood was shaped by instability, difficult family relationships, and poor mental health – eventually leading to homelessness.
EveryYouth has helped to cover the cost of 95 ‘rent in advance’ payments for social housing, costing a shocking £28,518.18, since 2020.
We share Grace’s story to mark Autism Awareness Month.
