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Crispin's experience: London Sleep Out 2026
When invited by a friend who attended last year, Crispin decided to take part in London Sleep Out 2026. He tells us about his reasons behind sleeping out, his fundraising experience and how the activities on the night impacted him.
Mark's experience: Manchester Sleep Out 2026
As a Centrepoint supporter, Mark wanted to take a step out of his comfort zone and learn more about the cause he believes in. He talked to us about why he decided to attend Sleep Out alone and what a pivotal learning experience it was.
The Ultimate Quiz returns for 2026 with Claudia Winkleman, Tony Hadley and guests
Claudia Winkleman returns to host Centrepoint’s Ultimate Quiz, with special performance from Tony Hadley, and a host of celebrity guests.
A home should be the foundation for young people, but the housing market is holding them back
Supported accommodation can be life-changing for young people experiencing homelessness. It can offer safety, stability and the right support to begin rebuilding their lives. But it is not meant to be a permanent home.
Understanding young people's housing aspirations
Homeless young people are ready to move on and live independently but they’re being held back by the housing crisis.
Spring Budget reflections
Centrepoint are calling on the Government to use the Spring Budget to level up the social security system for homeless young people.
Sleep Out 2023: On the night
Centrepoint's Mass Participation Fundraising Officer, Jan Edwards, writes about his experience at our latest Sleep Out. From quizzes to making new friends, he walks us through the event in all its glory.
Beyond the numbers: The scale of youth homelessness
Our research estimates that 129,000 young people approached their council because they were homeless or at risk in the financial year 2021/2022.
Homeless young women are falling through the cracks
More than 46,000 young women presented to their local authority as they were homeless or at risk of homelessness last year. We know the main drivers for homelessness can be different for women, as are their experiences of support. Our Policy and Research Assistant talks us through her findings of our latest report.