Our Young & Homeless report 2018 explores the reasons why young people become homeless, the support available to them and areas that need to be improved.
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Young & Homeless 2018
Young and homeless 2015
Our fifth annual Young & Homeless report explores the reasons young people became homeless in 2015, the support available to them, and areas that need to be improved.
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Young and homeless 2014
Our fourth annual Young & Homeless report explores the reasons young people become homeless, the support available to them, and areas that need to be improved.
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Young and homeless 2013
Our third annual report on youth homelessness published in January 2014 found young homeless people are still facing many challenges but that progress is being made.
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No Excuses - preventing homelessness for the next generation 2013
Freedom of Information responses from 216 councils suggests that all too many homeless teenagers are not having their needs properly assessed and are being housed in unsuitable accommodation.
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