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We’re really happy to help you if you have any questions. Get in touch by emailing us at youth@crisis.org.uk
Homelessness is a problem that affects all of us in society, but we can all play our part in solving it.
We need the support of young people across Britain, because we know that it is only by working together that we can end homelessness.
On this page, you'll find activities, videos and information to understand more about the causes of homelessness, ways it can be solved, and how you can get involved in Crisis' work to end it for good.
The activities are covid-secure and safe to do in your home.
Learn more about homelessness and how you can help to end it with these games and activities. To help you select one, we have added guidance for each activity around age group and time to complete. If you have any feedback or comments on the activities, email us: youth@crisis.org.uk
Watch these videos to see what Crisis does and learn more about how together we can end homelessness.
At Crisis we are excited to be supporting Scouts’ ‘A Million Hands’ programme, which empowers young people to make a difference in their communities.
Scouts are taking action that will have an impact on ending homelessness and showing that the issue is solvable with the right policies in place.
Scouts are getting involved in a range of ways - engaging with their local communities to combat stereotypes around rough sleeping; raising awareness of the true picture of homelessness; highlighting homelessness as a problem which shouldn’t exist in our society, and having conversations for change with their Scouts groups and local decision makers to discuss the importance of ending homelessness.
We’re excited to help Scouts to create change in their communities. If you’re a Scout leader and want to find resources to use with your young people, visit the Scouts website. If you’d like to get involved or find out more about our partnership, email us at youth@crisis.org.uk.
See the amazing ways young people are supporting our goal to end homelessness.
What does home mean to you? Create your answer and let us know what you get up to!
A huge thank you and congratulations to 19 year-old Crisis supporter Matt, who is currently taking on the mammoth challenge of walking from Land's End to John O'Groats.
12 year old Florence was busy preparing and delivering hot meals to those facing homelessness over the winter.
Sat 20th March marks the launch of Grow For Crisis, a new campaign in support of Crisis this Spring, a season for gardeners and green-fingered beginners to raise much-needed funds to help end homelessness.
With schools closed, we’ve been sharing our resources and activities to engage young people and children about homelessness. One of these activities is called "What does home mean to you?" where we encourage children to create or write what home means to them.
Homelessness is a problem that affects all of us in society, but we can all play our part in solving it. We need the support of young people across Britain, because we know that it is only by working together that we can end homelessness.
Brothers Leo (aged 11) and Will (aged 8) decided to raise money for Crisis, and help those less fortunate than them. Both will be taking on virtual challenges while home-schooling over lockdown.
A huge thank you to 8 year-old Isabelle who has raised over £1,600 by making mince pies in exchange for donations!
Thank you to everyone who took part in the 2.6 Challenge, you are all amazing!
We’re really happy to help you if you have any questions. Get in touch by emailing us at youth@crisis.org.uk