Who we are
EveryYouth is a small charity with a big impact.
Our vision is a society where every youth is empowered to thrive. We do that by thinking and acting differently to other charities.
By working with a specially selected Network of leading regional organisations, our small team can reach more than 20,000 young people facing homelessness.
Our services are delivered by organisations embedded in their communities. There is no expensive head office, or one size fits all thinking. We facilitate local organisations to find solutions to local problems and then make those solutions available nationally.
We are your gateway to supporting some of the most disadvantaged and marginalised young people across the UK.
Who We Are
MEET THE TEAM
Faye Edmondson
Head of Fundraising and Communications
Faye has worked in the charity sector since 2010 and has worked within youth homelessness for 9 of those years. Faye is passionate about delivering partnerships that can have a positive impact on young people’s lives. Away from work she is happiest at home with her husband and dog in the beautiful North Yorkshire countryside.
Frances Beecher
trustee
Frances is the Chief Executive of Llamau; Wales’ leading young people and women’s homeless charity. Frances is also the founder and Chair of End Youth Homelessness Cymru. By profession Frances is a cognitive behavioural psychotherapist and has worked extensively in the VAWDASV sector.
Siân Edwards
Trustee
Siân is the Executive Director of Andrews Charitable Trust; a charity that tackles housing-related poverty through grants and investments. Siân also sits on the advisory committee of Lighthouse Pedagogy Trust. She has a Masters in International Social Policy from London School of Economics and spent the first half of her career, working for charities active in low and middle income countries. She thinks that everyone should get the chance to hike to the top of a mountain regularly – it’s good for the soul!
Tony Ramos
Trustee
Tony has undertaken Senior roles within the Financial and Legal Sectors developing and leading programmes to improve socio-economic diversity for young people.
A passionate Jazz fan he is also a trained film archivist with London Screen Archives supporting their vision to preserve and share London’s history on film.
