Centrepoint has been working in the capital since 1969 when we were founded in Dean Street, Soho. Today, we have over 27 services supporting homeless young people in 15 boroughs across Greater London.
We've been building on local experience in the capital for almost 50 years. We offer a wide range of services, including a specialist mother and baby units, outreach for young people living independently, and affordable accommodation for young people.
Young people sleeping rough is a shocking and increasingly visible problem in London. But there are thousands more spending the night on buses or sofa surfing. Family breakdown, exiting gangs, child sexual exploitation and leaving foster care are just some of the reasons young people people are referred to Centrepoint.
In 2017/18, at least 12,200 young people in London approached their local authority because they were homeless or at risk of homelessness.
We provide 770 accommodation units for homeless young people a year in London.
We run 27 services in London where homeless young people can find essential support.
86 per cent of young people move on positively from Centrepoint.
You can be part of giving homeless young people a future. Support Centrepoint in London by taking on a fundraising challenge, sponsoring a room in one of our hostels or getting your company involved.
