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This week, Parliament passed the Renters’ Rights Act – a long-awaited change that will reshape renting in England. For the

Gardening is one of the most popular uses of our grants and it’s easy to understand why.

We shine a spotlight on the young people we support with our grants, a group often overlooked but facing some of the most complex challenges.

Interview with Kathryn Mahon, Specialist Support Worker at Powerhouse Foyer, Liverpool, a temporary, supported accommodation service for young people.

When we visited three youth homelessness schemes recently, we weren’t prepared for how trapped the young people there felt.

Every year, around 13,000 people ‘age out’ of the care system in England on their 18th birthday.

As we approach exam results season across the UK, thousands of young people are feeling the familiar stress and anxiety.

We’re proud to share that, over the past year, we have given almost £300,000 in grants to people experiencing homelessness.

Youth homelessness is reaching critical levels across the country. The rising number of young people without a stable home reflects a societal crisis.

We believe that no one should be left destitute – without a roof over their head, basic essentials, or hope for the future.

We’ve highlighted the impact of the housing crisis before – our Christmas campaign focused on families forced to live in emergency accommodation.

Why are veterans affected by homelessness? For those who have served our country, returning to civilian life should mean safety, stability, and support.