Celebrating 40 years of LandAid
The LandAid Gala Dinner is back for 2026!
Join us on Thursday 5 November as we mark our 40th anniversary at the iconic Natural History Museum.
Enjoy a three-course dinner and entertainment while connecting with leaders from across the property industry. This is our biggest night of the year, marking four decades of impact for young people facing homelessness. Tables are selling fast, so don't miss your chance to be part of it.
Join us on Thursday 5 November as we mark our 40th anniversary at the iconic Natural History Museum.
Enjoy a three-course dinner and entertainment while connecting with leaders from across the property industry. This is our biggest night of the year, marking four decades of impact for young people facing homelessness. Tables are selling fast, so don't miss your chance to be part of it.
Opening doors through our Built to Rent Pathfinder
Through a partnership with Long Harbour, Way of Life and YMCA St Paul's Group, LandAid is providing four subsidised apartments at The Eades in Walthamstow. The homes give YMCA residents ready to leave supported housing a route into independent living, with grant funding also covering deposits and move-in costs to ease the transition.
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Partner Spotlight: Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield
This month we're spotlighting URW, whose support has grown into one of the most consistent partnerships on our calendar. For the last three years they've hosted the London SleepOut at Westfield London, covering the venue and costs so more of the funds raised go straight to young people. Add in a team on the LandAid Trek and a table booked for this year's Gala Dinner, and URW's name appears across three points on our calendar this year alone.
Meet the Team: Matilda Ordoñez
This month, we spoke to Matilda Ordoñez. As LandAid's Communications Officer, Matilda plays a central role in bringing our work to life across social, email and storytelling, helping build the support that lets us reach more young people.
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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