Search

‘Have you got anybody you can stay with?’ - Housing options for young adults leaving custody

Joint study between Centrepoint and Nacro charities

A study which aims to provide a snapshot of the barriers that young people face when they are seeking safe and stable housing on release from custody. Considering these barriers alongside the wider policy context, we wanted to provide a renewed focus on this critical challenge and explore how we could collectively work together to provide practical solutions.

What does a good professional relationship look like for homeless young people?

Phillip Mullen, PhD candidate in the Department of Geography at Newcastle University

This reports brings together the voices of members of staff and young people to evaluate what a positive professional looks like for young people. The report offers some ideas for others to take forward in order to build and maintain positive professional relationships with young people, in order to ensure young people engage with and get the best support possible

Frankiebo Taylor from the policy team at Centrepoint, holds our latest report outside Lambeth Town Hall

Councils and charities discuss Centrepoint’s latest research on young people’s access to housing

Heather Spurr, Public Affairs Officer

Moving into your own place can be a scary prospect, particularly if you have had experience with homelessness. But what if there is no place to move into, and you are stuck for months or years in a homelessness hostel, when you just want to move on? This is the increasing reality for many young homeless people, resulting from a lack of social and private housing supply, soaring rents and benefit cuts.