EveryYouth CEO Nicholas Connolly explains why the Government’s housing-first approach overlooks the real issue — failing support systems. By investing in early intervention, mental health, and employability, we can help young people build lives they’re proud of.
EveryYouth’s Future Builders programme provides rent at just £318 per month for young people in Perth so they don’t have to access benefits.
Jacob says EveryYouth’s Future Builders programme gave him the freedom to focus on studying as he pursues a career in cyber security.
Alexander O’Sullivan ran the Royal Parks Half Marathon in London in under two hours for EveryYouth. He shares why he chose to support us.
One young person says that rent at the Future Builders home is cheaper than what she paid to cover bills while living at her grandma’s house.
Jemima turned her challenges at home into an opportunity for independence with the support of EveryYouth’s Future Builders, finding work, training, and a place to call home.
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.
