Housing & Homelessness Education & Young People 2024
EveryYouth

Impact Report 2024

EveryYouth is the national charity for 16-25 year olds facing homelessness, working through a network of approximately 20 partner charities across the UK. Their 2024 impact report covers housing, employability and mental health outcomes, with traineeship completions more than doubling despite a tough job market.

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2,300+ young people supported through EveryYouth network in 2024 Key Metric 1
123% increase in traineeship completions under EveryYouth Employed programme Key Metric 2
49% increase in young people sustaining education, employment or training for 3+ months since 2023 Key Metric 3
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Housing fund, employability programme, mental health support, network funding for partner charities

📊Key Metrics

2,300+ young people supported through EveryYouth network in 2024 Key Metric 1
123% increase in traineeship completions under EveryYouth Employed programme Key Metric 2
49% increase in young people sustaining education, employment or training for 3+ months since 2023 Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Young people supported to find and maintain tenancies despite rising rents and frozen Local Housing Allowance
  • Traineeship completions more than doubled through strong local delivery partnerships
  • 51% increase in Employability Boost bursaries for transport costs, supporting young people in rural areas

📍Geography

UK-Wide

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