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More young people than ever are facing homelessness for the very first time as a result of the coronavirus crisis. At Centrepoint, we are facing a new surge in calls from homeless young people, who’ve lost their jobs and their homes. Please help us answer every call we can, by supporting our Emergency Coronavirus Appeal with a donation today.
Your gift could go towards providing advice and information to a vulnerable young person so they don’t have to sleep rough.
Your gift today could help pay for PPE, to help frontline workers continue to keep homeless young people safe at our centres.
Your gift could help pay for sessions to support a young person in our care whose mental health is suffering during this crisis.
The coronavirus crisis has led to rising unemployment, impacting young people’s prospects terribly. The lockdowns have pushed tensions to boiling point, leading to more family breakdown and domestic violence, and pushing more young people into homelessness.
Right now, over 120,000 young people are facing homelessness, many of them for the first time in their lives.
We must act now to help them – but we need your urgent support.
Your vital gift today could:
Our fundraising income has fallen and we are facing a shortfall. At the same time, demand for our services has risen.
Your donation today could make a life-changing difference to vulnerable young people who are frightened, alone and have nowhere else to turn.
“Who else is going to help, if we do not? Who else is going to continue to support us, if you do not? The need for a young person who is homeless to feel a part of the Centrepoint family and, more importantly, a valued person - is that not why we are here?” – Lee, Development Officer, Manchester