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The LandAid Trek 2024
Join us to trek for change for the first time ever!
Choose to conquer the 27km route in the Black Mountains in Wales or virtually from wherever you are based. Every step you take will support young people facing homelessness.
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Learn more about LandAid
LandAid brings together the property and wider built environment industry to fulfil ESG goals through supporting life-changing services for 16–24 year-olds experiencing homelessness. We award monetary grants and arrange free property expertise to youth homelessness charities across the UK.
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LandAid receives support from Eversheds Sutherland
LandAid extends partnership with Eversheds Sutherland with support for the next three years to support youth homelessness projects across the UK.
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The 5 things we know about Labour’s approach to ending homelessness
As the new Labour government takes the reins in the UK, there’s reason to be optimistic about their commitment to tackling homelessness.
Yearly statistics
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135,800
16-24 year olds were homeless or at risk of homelessness in the UK in 2022-23
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
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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.