Trek for Change
The LandAid Trek is back for 2026!
Join us from 17 - 19 September as we trek the sweeping skylines of the South Downs.
Choose between a 40km or 20km challenge while connecting with fellow property industry professionals. This is a chance to push your limits and create tangible, positive impact for countless young people across the UK.
Join us from 17 - 19 September as we trek the sweeping skylines of the South Downs.
Choose between a 40km or 20km challenge while connecting with fellow property industry professionals. This is a chance to push your limits and create tangible, positive impact for countless young people across the UK.
We're proud to be a part of the Youth Chapter Collective
A coalition of over 150 organisations advocating for the right and the support of young people experiencing homelessness in the UK including Centrepoint, New Horizon Youth Centre, St. Basils, Foyer Federation, akt, YMCA England and more.
Together, we are advocating for change and influencing government policy to ensure that young people facing homelessness receive the support and resources they need to achieve independence.
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Partner Spotlight: Savills
This month’s Partner Spotlight is another 40 Stories of Impact special, as we shine a light on Savills – one of LandAid’s longest standing partners.
Last year alone, Savills provided £88,000 in support through a combination of corporate donations and employee‑led fundraising, which sustained support for 35 young people to build brighter futures.
Savills has truly gone above and beyond to play their part in ending youth homelessness.
Meet the Team: Beth Salmon-Reid
This month, we spoke to Beth Salmon-Reid. As LandAid’s Senior Grants Office, Beth leads on the operational delivery of our grant programmes, key in ensuring LandAid makes the biggest impact it can.
Yearly statistics
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124,000
16-24 year olds were homeless or at risk of homelessness in the UK in 2024-25
The number of young people who approach their local authority has risen 6% in the last year
Centrepoint
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51 %
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
Sade’s story
Sade finally had the keys to her future, but she still had nothing to sleep on. Why move-on support matters for young people at risk of homelessness
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