Students as young as 13 are resorting to self-harm and school refusal amid crippling academic pressures in the wake of Covid, EveryYouth, the national charity for youth homelessness, can reveal.
After leaving foster care, Harry shares his journey of becoming employable and improving his physical health.
CEO Nick Connolly spoke to Children and Young People Now about councils’ failure to provide suitable housing for homeless 16 and 17-year-olds.
Explore strategies for achieving goals in the new year by focusing on small steps, using the WOOP tool, and tracking your progress.
After a traumatic childhood and falling victim to human trafficking, Natasha shares her journey of securing a permanent home and gaining independence.
EveryYouth has been awarded a grant from the Homewards Fund, launched by Prince William and The Royal Foundation of The Prince and Princess of Wales’ under their innovative Homewards programme.
The Government has failed to offer a lifeline to thousands of young people experiencing homelessness as part of its almost £1bn cash injection to tackle homelessness in 2025.
After a turbulent childhood, Frankie shares her journey of building her confidence and overcoming anxiety to start planning for the future.
EveryYouth urges the Government to explain how apprenticeships under the ‘Youth Guarantee’ project will be made affordable for young people.
Yasmina shares her reflections on EveryYouth’s annual Sleep Out, where supporters sleep outside in solidarity with homeless young people.
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