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akt Impact Report 2024/25

akt's 2024/25 Impact Report, published in the charity's 35th year, reports that akt reached over 1,150 LGBTQ+ young people with advice, support and services during the year. It covers where akt helps, its year in stats, case studies, the 'No Place Like Home' research into LGBTQ+ youth homelessness, its strategy and future plans and how it is funded, noting that over 50% of the young people it supported had already been to their local authority for help.

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akt is a UK charity supporting LGBTQ+ young people aged 16–25 who are facing or experiencing homelessness or living in a hostile environment, helping them into safe homes and towards independence.

Key Metrics

1,150+ LGBTQ+ young people supported
245 young people helped into a safe place to live in 2024/25
340 safe nights of emergency accommodation provided

Key Outcomes

  • Young people supported into safe accommodation and independence
  • 'No Place Like Home' research on LGBTQ+ youth homelessness published
  • Over 50% of young people supported had already approached their local authority

Geography

UK-Wide

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