Homelessness, no matter how short, can have a long-term and life-changing effect on those who experience it. For young people aged 16-25, homelessness can promote instability and act as a barrier to progression at what should be a crucial time in the development of their lives.
If you are not a UK citizen, you still have rights and entitlements to help you if you're facing homelessness. Read our advice for more information.
Looking for ways to fundraise for Centrepoint this festive season? We've pulled together ideas on how you can raise money over December, along with links to our posters and resources.
Download social media images and activity sheets to help with the promotion and organisation of your Sleep Out!
If you have recently left care, you should have rights and entitlements to help you if you're facing homelessness. Read our advice for more information.
Recently, our Rough Sleepers Initiative team filmed a day in the life video to show some of the life-changing support they provide for vulnerable young people in Manchester every day. Learn more about their work and impact.
Understand your rights and how to get support if you’re at risk of being evicted from your home.
Last year, your generosity meant that we could begin our project to transform Centrepoint’s accommodation services into homes that truly meet young people’s needs – created together with them, and with their healing in mind.
Thousands of young lives hang on the line. Will you help answer the next call from a young person in crisis?
Thousands of young lives hang on the line. Will you help answer the next call from a young person in crisis?
