Liam’s Story | EveryYouth
Liam* reflects on their mental health journey and dream of becoming a game designer.
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Autism Awareness Month: What it’s like to be autistic and homeless
Yasmina shares her journey with autism and homelessness as Autism Awareness Month begins. She highlights the unique challenges autistic young people face.
Prince William and Steven Bartlett launch new Homewards initiative to create job opportunities for those experiencing or at risk of homelessness
The new partnership builds on Project Flourish, work that Hays began in 2023 when they partnered with EveryYouth.
How We Are Putting Youth Homelessness To Bed
Support our Put Youth Homelessness to Bed campaign this month. Discover Theo’s inspiring story, shop exclusive items, or donate.
Welfare cuts: Transport bursary must be included in annual £1bn package to help people back into work
The Government must provide a transport bursary for Britain’s most disadvantaged young people living in rural areas who are struggling to access work.
Mark Titchner’s ‘IT’S THE HOPE THAT KEEPS US HERE’ billboard artwork sold as limited edition prints to help young people experiencing homelessness
London artist Mark Titchner is releasing 100 limited edition fine art prints, with all proceeds going to EveryYouth.
Unaccompanied refugee children could be denied British citizenship under new Bill
Step by Step, backed by EveryYouth, are urgently calling for Government clarification on the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill.
School students resort to self-harm as safeguarding alerts soar amid post-Covid mental health crisis
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.
Harry’s Story | EveryYouth
After leaving foster care, Harry shares his journey of becoming employable and improving his physical health.
EveryYouth responds to damning Coram report
CEO Nick Connolly spoke to Children and Young People Now about councils’ failure to provide suitable housing for homeless 16 and 17-year-olds.
