Education is at the heart of our work. It's thanks to our fundraisers that people experiencing homelessness can access services to leave homelessness behind for good. Staff, students and anyone in your school community can play their part. Together we can end homelessness.
There are lots a different ways that you can take action as a school to support Crisis and people experiencing homelessness. If you want to discuss any ideas or have any questions, please email us at fundraise@crisis.org.uk, we'd be happy to help!
Fundraising as a class, year group or whole school is an amazing way to support Crisis and help young people to learn more about Crisis. Check out our A-Z of fundraising ideas or email us at fundraise@crisis.org.uk if you'd like to discuss any other ideas!
Raising awareness and making sure more people understand the causes and consequences of homelessness is really important. Your students could‚ learn more about our campaigns at Crisis, write a letter to their MP, give an assembly or complete one of our activities for young people.
We'd love to help your class or school learn more about homelessness. You can request a speaker from Crisis - depending on availability and where you're based, this could be an in-person, virtual or pre-recorded session. Email us at fundraise@crisis.org.uk to find out more.
We'd love to hear from you if your school would like to make Crisis their charity of the year. If you're involved in other programmes‚ like NCS, Duke of Edinburgh or FirstGive and would like to support Crisis, please get in touch.
We have lots of resources and activities to help young people learn more about homelessness and how it can be ended. Follow the links below to find information to help you plan a lesson, prepare an assembly or choose an activity to complete with your students.
If you've decided you want to fundraise, follow the links below for advice, tips and materials to get you started.
Whatever you decide to do, remember you can always reach out to us at fundraise@crisis.org.uk for support and advice!