Housing & Homelessness Education & Young People 2024
Centrepoint

Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024-25

Centrepoint is the UK's leading youth homelessness charity, supporting 16-25 year olds. Their 2024-25 report shows income growth, a 21% rise in young people entering education, employment or training, and continued expansion of their Independent Living Programme.

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Report snapshot
674 young people left Centrepoint services in 2024-25 Key Metric 1
21% increase in young people engaging in education, employment or training (EET) Key Metric 2
Total income £63.2m — £3.2m increase on 2023-24 Key Metric 3
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Supported housing, floating support, resettlement, education and employment services, Independent Living Programme

📊Key Metrics

674 young people left Centrepoint services in 2024-25 Key Metric 1
21% increase in young people engaging in education, employment or training (EET) Key Metric 2
Total income £63.2m — £3.2m increase on 2023-24 Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • More young people moving into education, employment or training
  • Independent Living Programme expanded across London and Manchester
  • Over £2m raised through Coventry Building Society partnership since 2023

📍Geography

UK-Wide

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