Support the LandAid SleepOut
On Thursday 5 March, thousands of people across the property sector slept out so young people don’t have to.
A huge thank you to everyone who took part, volunteered. donated or sponsored the event. Your support shows the real social impact our sector can have when we work together.
Together, the industry has already raised more than £516,000 with donations still coming in. Will you help us raise more?
A huge thank you to everyone who took part, volunteered. donated or sponsored the event. Your support shows the real social impact our sector can have when we work together.
Together, the industry has already raised more than £516,000 with donations still coming in. Will you help us raise more?
Why LGBTQ+ youth homelessness matters to property...
LGBTQ+ young people are twice as likely to experience homelessness. And for too many, the private rental system only makes things harder, with no guarantors, no deposit support, and few safe, inclusive options.
The property industry has the power to change that alongside LandAid.
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Partner Spotlight: Savills
This month’s Partner Spotlight is another 40 Stories of Impact special, as we shine a light on Savills – one of LandAid’s longest standing partners.
Last year alone, Savills provided £88,000 in support through a combination of corporate donations and employee‑led fundraising, which sustained support for 35 young people to build brighter futures.
Savills has truly gone above and beyond to play their part in ending youth homelessness.
Meet the Team: Maddy Malliwal
As part of our Meet the Team series, we’re shining a light on the people behind LandAid’s mission to end youth homelessness.
This month, we spoke to Maddy Malliwal. As LandAid’s Executive Assistant and Team administrator, Maddy is essential in supporting the delivery of our strategy, and ensuring LandAid is a great place to work!
Yearly statistics
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124,000
16-24 year olds were homeless or at risk of homelessness in the UK in 2024-25
The number of young people who approach their local authority has risen 6% in the last year
Centrepoint
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51 %
of young people cite family or friends no longer being able to accommodate them as a reason for their homelessness
Data for England only
Centrepoint
Featured case story
Sade’s story
Sade finally had the keys to her future, but she still had nothing to sleep on. Why move-on support matters for young people at risk of homelessness
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