The LandAid Awards 2023
Thursday 30 November saw the second ever instalment of the LandAid Awards take place – bringing over 100 individuals from the property industry and charity sector together, for an evening of both reflection and celebration.
Without the support of these superlative individuals, organisations (and you!), we would not be able to drive our mission forward and do the work we do. Thank you!
Thank you for your donations!
LandAid's Big Give Christmas Challenge has incredibly seen over £28,000 raised within 1 week! This will fund emergency accommodation for young people experiencing homelessness who have nowhere else to turn this winter. You have enabled LandAid to create even further positive impact across the UK.
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Together, we can end youth homelessness
Together, we can end youth homelessness
We bring together the property and wider built environment industry to fulfil ESG goals through supporting life-changing services for 16–24 year-olds experiencing homelessness across the UK.
By awarding monetary grants and arranging free property expertise, LandAid enables charities to provide secure accommodation and supportive services.
The LandAid SleepOut 2024
Returning on Thursday 7 March in London, Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Leeds, Manchester and Edinburgh, as well as the option to take part virtually.
There are a host of new venues for you to raise funds to help end youth homelessness.
Register now to be the first the hear about our early bird discount that goes live on 12 December.
Yearly statistics
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129,000
16-24 year olds were homeless or at risk of homelessness in the UK
The number of young people who approach their local authority has risen from 86,000 in 2017
Centrepoint
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54 %
of young people cite family or friends no longer being able to accommodate them as a reason for their homelessness
Data for England only
Centrepoint
Featured case story
Daniel’s story
Our Safe Places Grants Programme helped Daniel move from sleeping in a bus station, to a Nightstop bed (emergency overnight accommodation), to his own accommodation and now into full-time work.